Sentence examples for storage of those from inspiring English sources

That has massive advantages not only for speed of diagnosis, but also the storage of those films was costing each NHS Trust upwards of £250,000 a year.

The "national firearms agreement," as it was known, led to the buyback of 650,000 guns and to tighter rules for licensing and safe storage of those remaining in public hands.

The joint UN Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (UN-OPCW) mission in Syria successfully oversaw the removal and destruction of all of that country's declared chemical weapons and made significant progress in destroying the equipment and buildings that had been used in the production and storage of those materials.

Because the coverage of WSNHA is not big, the storage of those tables does not consume much memory.

Unlike existing methods, we consider the energy spent during the channel estimation phase which includes transmission of training symbols, storage of those symbols at the receiver, and also channel estimation at the receiver.

Animated pictures, sometimes enriched with music and sound, that match the simultaneously presented story text, can help integrate nonverbal information and language and thus promote storage of those in memory.

Second, rigorous procedures should be in place to order the examination, use and storage of the data obtained, and those subjected to surveillance should be given a chance to exercise their right to an effective remedy.

It brings millions of full-powered, high-sophistication Mac and Windows programs to the screen of the humble iPad — backed by the full speed, storage and memory of those Macs and Windows machines.

As GigaOM points out, that puts the total amount of storage on those tiers (before referrals and the like) at 102 and 202GB respectively, since the original plans factored in the 2GB of free storage that's open to everyone.

This eases storage of the structure.

Of some 40 states that have their own DNA databases, only California allows the permanent storage of samples of those charged, but later cleared.