Sentence examples for targeting hot from inspiring English sources

Chicago's police now use an array of tactics, from targeting "hot spots" to a community-policing programme.

I'd like to see us incorporate a green mapping of all five boroughs, targeting hot spots and alleviating some of the worst of them.

Now Barnardo's says the council is working with vulnerable people and targeting "hot spot" areas.

The objective of this work is to generate a novel, low profile jet impingement within an individual channel suitable for targeting hot-spots in a densely packed circuit, at the low Reynolds numbers prevalent in micro-fluidic applications (Re < 500).

However, more antibody/PD-1 (or PD-L1, PD-L2) interaction details are still needed to define the antibody targeting hot-spots and to better design PD-1/PD-L1/L2 antagonists for tumor treatment.

As part of Congress' probe in election meddling, Facebook turned over a selection of alleged Russian ads targeting "hot-button campaign issues, chiefly among them race, immigration, and religion," Gizmodo reported last year.

And finally, police officers will be able to target hot spot locations that could use increased policing and law enforcement of road laws.

An important idea is getting its test run in America: the creation of intensive outpatient care to target hot spots, and thereby reduce over-all health-care costs.

In a piece for the Lancet, he talks of strategies to target "hot spots" and "hot pops" – places within countries where malaria remains a problem and particular groups of people who are at risk.

As Gawande writes: An important idea is getting its test run in America: the creation of intensive outpatient care to target hot spots, and thereby reduce over-all health-care costs.

If small thermoelectric coolers could be built onto the heat-dissipating metal plates to target hot spots in the chip, they could replace other cooling systems and save space.