Sentence examples for specific patrol from inspiring English sources

"The managed area is regularly patrolled by officers from the local neighbourhood policing team as part of a specific patrol plan," said a West Yorkshire Police spokesperson, who would not answer my question regarding reduced police presence.

"The managed area is regularly patrolled by officers from the local neighborhood policing team as part of a specific patrol plan," said a West Yorkshire Police spokesperson, who would not answer my question regarding reduced police presence.

Campers (8 12/patrol) were grouped in age- and gender-specific patrols (B1 B4 and G1 G4) with assigned staff (4 5/patrol); they slept in bunkhouses and had common bathing facilities.

Antibodies recognising cytoskeletal components such as actin, spectrin or band 3 are physiological components of tissue homeostasis and B-cell clones specific for actin patrol continually [ 16].

American Muslims are rarely concentrated in specific neighborhoods, and patrolling these neighborhoods couldn't possibly have an actual effect on rates of radicalization.

Dotson said he was hired "by the neighborhood" to patrol a specific area, and said the situation was not unusual.

The molecular tripwires of the cell-autonomous innate immune system are pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) that recognize pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPS) within the specific compartments that they patrol.

Although leukocytes can migrate rapidly and specifically to an infection site, most tissues have specific resident macrophages permanently patrolling the tissue, circulating through tissues to eliminate cellular debris and microorganisms.

The slow diffusion of CX3CL1 (either immobile or 10-fold slower than that of CX3CR1) is also an advantage because it likely prevents the formation of too many bonds, thereby making the adhesion reversible and allowing specific functions, such as patrolling.

Colonel Jasim's patrol posed a specific problem for people in Amil: Being seen talking to an Iraqi Army or police officer, regular targets for Al Qaeda, would mean trouble.

Police use complex algorithms and software to identify high-crime areas to patrol and even specific potential offenders.