Sentence examples for stream intake from inspiring English sources

The FCO board now has about 40% female representation; 45% of our fast stream intake for 2012 were women; and we have 39 female heads of post across our global network, including in Pretoria, Geneva, Vienna, Harare, Mexico City, Helmand and the UK Delegation to Nato.

MI5 plans to increase its annual fast-stream graduate intake from 25 to 40.

Finally, another subclass of EDCs that has been largely understudied in waste lagoons is plant-derived phytoestrogens, which are estrogenic compounds that occur naturally in many forage crops and may enter the AFO waste stream via dietary intake by livestock.

The water was streaming into the intake grates.

With increasing dilution of the intake air stream by various levels of nitrogen to simulate the use of exhaust-gas recirculation (EGR) to achieve LTC, the residence time of PAH increases as soot formation is delayed.

Furthermore, GLP-1 also slows the rate of absorption of nutrients into the blood stream by reducing food intake and inhibiting gastric emptying [8].

Faced with a surge of hundreds of homeless families streaming into the Emergency Assistance Unit intake center in the Bronx, where many have been sleeping on the floor in recent months in violation of a court order, the Bloomberg administration had decided to use a wing of the unused Bronx House of Detention for Men to house families temporarily.

Research included the quantification of disaggregated water use at the household level; comparison of water use with availability; monitoring water quality of streams, community water intakes and household faucets; and the determination of land use – water quality interactions.

The airfoil design amplifies the air stream by 15 times the intake amount.

In spark ignition engines the intake fuel flow exists in several streams, these being vapour, liquid droplets and liquid wall film.

Many less privileged state schools are also prospering: after dividing their intake into separate streams, for example, they charge more for the classes with better teachers and facilities.Following the schools' lead, state universities had by the end of the 1990s also increased their incomes, often in partnership with private capital.