Sentence examples for red site from inspiring English sources

Last month specialist officers had to be brought in after prisoners "went on the rampage" at Lewes prison in Sussex, another red site.

Blue Site GC1 + PC7, green Site GC8 + PC6, red Site GC9 and PC5.

Enter WhereIsTheCool.com, a black and red site of photos showing off the lifestyle men aspire to —  speed boats, surfboards, and slick tuxedos.

Figure 9 compares the variation of the predicted damage increment as a function of the structure-to-soil frequency ratio for one velocity contrast value (C = 10) and four different values of rock PGA, in both linear (blue) and nonlinear (red) site response cases.

You've got a lot of prisons that are classed as red sites – certain prisons that have got real issues haven't got enough staff in post to deliver [a] full regime.

The Prison Officers Associationn (POA) said that the National Offender Management Service, which oversees the country's prisons, has classed 12 jails as "red sites", meaning they do not have enough staff to operate a standard regime.

One recent afternoon, a few supporters who helped get the ban passed drove through town to visit some of the "red sites" — areas that had been leased for drilling, or could be in the future.

Chromosomes were counterstained with DAPI, and 45S rDNA (green) and 5S rDNA (red) sites were simultaneously detected in one reaction.

(A C) Schematic diagrams of the Atg31, Atg1 and Atg18 proteins showing the phosphorylation sites identified by MS. Blue, sites that are phosphorylated under both nutrient rich and starvation conditions; red, sites that are phosphorylated only under starvation conditions; black, sites that are phosphorylated only under nutrient-rich conditions.

Potential ZFN target sites are also color-coded in the ZiFOpT Score track: blue sites are most likely to be active in vivo; purple sites are less likely to be active; red sites are predicted to be inactive.

A "uniqueness score" is reflected in the color-coding of ZFN target sites in this track: blue sites are unique; purple sites are present in 2-9 copies; red sites are present in more than 9 copies within the genome of the organism displayed.