Sentence examples for tank information from inspiring English sources

Individuals generally do not share tank information among structural equivalent group members, and thus the diffusion of rainwater tank knowledge may be a challenge amongst the respective groups.

But more disturbingly, ask yourself why the U.S. Coast Guard considers the tank volume information from Chevron at Drift River "sensitive security information" pursuant to the Homeland Security Act, and cloaks this information in secrecy, while a couple hundred miles away in Valdez that same information is being delivered openly on a daily basis.

"H-1Bs: Still Not the Best and the Brightest," published in May by the Center for Immigration Studies, a nonpartisan Washington, D.C., think tank, analyzes information submitted by employers to the Department of Labor's Permanent Labor Certification Program PERMM) in support of H-1B applications.

Top priorities that emerged from this Think Tank included data development/PH information systems, PH system performance and governance, and system/organizational structures [ 16].

Frequently some of these free agents will head down the hill to the Santa Fe Institute, an interdisciplinary think tank, to trade information and ideas, or take to the road to speak at university seminars, disseminating information, spreading seeds of knowledge.

These adopters are not passive recipients of information once they had adopted the tank, they passed information to others.

The results of focus group discussions showed that a number of factors influenced the success of government initiated tick control programs and these included inconsistent supply of acaricides, unaffordable dipping fees, lack of water, long distance to the dip tank, lack of information on dipping procedures and lack of knowledge on strategies for delaying acaricide resistance.

If you're filling up your daily tank with junk information and food -- then expect your life to be a manifestation of that intake.

Two prominent think tanks disclosed no information whatsoever on who funds them, let alone for what purposes.

Craig Calhoun, a sociologist in the think tank, phoned & faxed information from Beijing about the attack on the pro-democracy students by the Army in Tiananmen Square.

(And now, is it true that afterwards we sent a tank in to get information and equipment? Can that be true, too?).