In the parlance of CharityWatch, that would give the federal government an efficiency rating of D. There are plenty of private charities with A- to A+ ratings, meaning they spend less than $15 to raise $100.
Such drones can stream video back to drivers and transmit electromagnetic jamming signals that disable the electronic triggers of some roadside bombs.In military parlance, drones do work that would be "dull, dirty and dangerous" for soldiers.
"There will be no smoke in the neighborhood!" he would announce, meaning, in traditional parlance, that no kitchen but ours would be working on those occasions.
I directed her away from the veins she favoured in the pits of my elbows because I knew these had thrombosis, and denied her access to the ones that twisted, ivy-like, around the back of the forearm, because I also knew – in junky parlance – that they were "rollers" which would worm away from the needle.
Those moments are the kind of awkward incidents that would in contemporary parlance be described as "O.M.G. moments".
In common parlance, this means "Where's the big bug gone?," but that would break the mood.
It's a small life, in the current parlance, and that would be okay if it weren't for the backstory on why it's small.
In baseball parlance, the Senate Judiciary Committee for the first time yesterday moved into scoring position with a bill that would alter the antitrust exemption Major League Baseball has enjoyed since 1922.
In Eli parlance, a phraseology in which words come out of his mouth but nothing is ever said, that would be a resounding "yes".
Significantly, the bill would require the industry to develop new safety standards for unmanned aerial vehicles — UAVs in industry parlance — that will likely mandate technology that stops drones from flying into restricted airspace.
