Sentence examples similar to sequestration records from inspiring English sources
establish a track record of sequestration success among public and private entities over the long term.
A higher mass of soil organic carbon and carbon sequestration potential rate was recorded under ZT.
The findings about spatial distribution patterns of biominerals would contribute to relevant further research of practical issues on MICP, such as microbial carbonate sequestration, lithiases with other serious complications and tracing biosignature record on Earth.
Also on his dubious record of achievement was the idea of "sequestration," or the use of harsh, automatic spending cuts to force policy makers to pass budget laws.
The system's bureaucratic process for facilitating sequestration was complex, and with few exceptions receivers seldom left a record of their involvement with seizing property; grand jury identities were secret and the minutes of their interrogations destroyed after each session.
Greenland ice cores record a pulse of starkly reduced levels of organic carbon sequestration.
WASHINGTON — The Sea Creatures, who recently sent their recording "Naked in the Rain" to the Library of Congress, probably did not ponder the impact of sequestration on their music's journey from dream to copyright.
The programs like school lunches and school breakfast have so much support and such a track record of making a difference that they're actually exempt from the automatic budget cuts of sequestration.
Yet under sequestration, spending for this part of the budget is already slated to shrink to the lowest level on record by 2018, as a percent of GDP, with data back to 1962.
Several results concur to suggest that the model is closer to events recorded in humans than other existing P. falciparum models, namely receptivity to non-adapted parasites, synchronisation, partial sequestration of mature forms and gametocyte production.
