As Gülen preached in favor of business, his followers had set up a network of test-preparation centers, which readied young people to take entrance exams for college, military academies, and the civil service.
The ICP exposed standardised materials, including Mansfield sandstone and Portland limestone, at a network of test sites across Europe between 1987 and the present [17].
GazeHawk has its own network of test subjects; All you need to do as a website owner is give them a url or a screenshot and you get back a site map of the most active viewed places on your website, instead of having to got through the unwieldly and costly processes described above.
The material that seeps out of it, a noxious brew called "leachate," is so toxic that it has to be contained by multiple clay, plastic and concrete barriers, drainage systems and a network of testing wells just to keep it dammed and prevent it from poisoning groundwater supplies.
That programme makes provision for a network of test areas in order to promote technical cooperation on ways and means of reducing the demand for drugs.
The deal will give Pearson's VUE unit, where Certiport will sit, much further reach into the retail distribution of testing services in markets outside of the U.S. and UK: Certiport currently sells its certifications and assessments through a network of 12,000 testing centers operated by 70 partners in 150 countries, serving the range of skills in the world of IT.
Pharmaceuticals exist within a network of physicians, testing labs, hospitals, and HMOs.
The Interactive Autism Network claims its online application form and network of 1,600 testing centres across the US can cut that to around $100£7070) per DNA sample.
The micro-structural study revealed that the stabilization process modified the porous network of the tested clayey soils.
We could follow the Netherlands with its network of drug testing centres, so users can check what they have bought, reducing harm and ensuring early warning of dangerous new drugs.
