Sentence examples for permit live from inspiring English sources

An estimated 8,000 to 12,000 undocumented migrants, who lack legal residential permit, live and work in the canton of Geneva [ 1], representing 1.4 to 3.5% of the 434,500 resident population.

It is confined to several species of the kangaroo family, muttonbirds (Puffinus tenuirostris), and some of the most common cockatoos and parrots; however, federal law does not permit live birds to be exported.

"When considering, either on its own motion, or following a formal application or informal request, whether to permit live text-based communications, and if so by whom, the paramount question will be whether the application may interfere with the proper administration of justice.

Cold boot attacks do not permit live forensics, as the system halts for a short moment and then reboots the device.

Further, a strike-zone channel set up by DirecTV will permit "live cut-ins of MLB games in progress at key points".

To permit live imaging of zebrafish at 24 h post fertilization (hpf), the embryos were manually dechorionated and immobilized in E3 medium containing 0.2% (w/v) low-melt agarose and 0.05% (w/v) tricaine mesylate.

It has also been pointed out that consistency implies that when "we permit living donation, we are in fact indirectly endorsing a form of directed donation" [ 45].

Labor being the means of obtaining happiness, and our own labor being painful to us, we will, if permitted, live off the labor of others.

This permits living systems to accumulate information over generations, but has the drawback, in multicellular organisms, to open the door for immortalisation, leading to cancer.

A major advantage of our system is that the μCP is done on top of glass coverslips; therefore, it can readily be adapted to glass-bottom cell-culture dishes, which, in conjunction with inverted microscopy, permit live-cell imaging.

The media was then replaced with fresh media containing either JC-1 (100 μ M) or Mitofluor Green (75 n M) (Molecular Probes, Eugene, Oregon), agents which permit live-cell analysis of mitochondrial function and mitochondrial mass, respectively (Reers et al, 1995; Kunz-Schughart et al, 1997).