Sentence examples for solution site from inspiring English sources

Leary (1985, p.47), commenting on a related matter, warned that "what began as an interim solution (site index) to a difficult problem (geocentric approach [to site productivity estimation]) should not now be called the solution to the original problem" and his caveat applies equally to modelling.

The New South Wales government's "stoner sloth" campaign, intended to warn teenagers of the dangers of sustained marijuana use, has instead driven web traffic to a "cannabis solutions" site.

Stonersloth.com is a "cannabis solutions" site, based in Colorado, that bills its mission as helping others "enjoy each and every smoking experience from seed to sleep!" Its operator, who gave his name as Daniel, said the NSW government's campaign had driven "a good deal of traffic" to his website, as well as follows on social media.

The most representative cluster of solutions, site M, was observed in more than 75% of the solutions from the TOP10 list (see Methods).

Depending on the exact position of hPS in the site (see below), the major group of solutions (site "M") was subdivided into 3 clusters: M1, M2, and M3 (Figure 2).

This tete-a-tete began in November; it's now February and there's no solution in site for Kevin.

Figure 6b shows the time series of the real-time solution at site 0465 during the April 14 foreshock.

But while RealAge promotes better living through nonmedical solutions, the site makes its money by selling better living through drugs.

Without quite conceding in San Bernardino, Gluckstern began stealthier campaigns, in Michigan, Maryland, and southern Florida, and established a "local solutions" Web site that downplayed eminent domain and didn't mention M.R.P. at all.

The experimental kinetic parameters obtained are interpreted in terms of a reaction mechanism initiated by a charge transfer from pyrrole molecules in solution to sites on the electrode.

To his revolutionary solutions for site problems, for which he employed a brilliant variation on the oval, Borromini added a facade in 1667, the year he died, which responded to the waves of motion generated by the spatially complex interior.