Sentence examples for tel in from inspiring English sources

Barry Poulson, a University of Colorado professor who delights in grading the nation's TELs, says Colorado's is "the most effective TEL in the country" and marks it "A-minus"; by contrast, some 20 states get an "F .So what has gone wrong?

Return of the great man leaves Tel in a quandary The hot topic is of course Steve McClaren's decision to bring him back.

In 2011 the United Nations Environment Programme's Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles was able to announce that the sale of leaded gasoline had disappeared in all but a small handful of countries and that the use of TEL in even those countries would soon end.

As and Ni exceeded the effect range low (ERL) and threshold effect level (TEL) in both wetlands, even As exceeded the probable effect level (PEL) in RW soils.

One representative design approach is the technology-enhanced learning environment (TEL), in which technological affordances are used to facilitate learners' higher-order thinking activities.

Megiddo, one of the most important mounds (Tel) in the Levant, was inhabited almost continuously from the 7th millennium to the 4th C. BC and archaeological remains have accumulated to a height of ca. 20 m.

The three-second, five-note sound, created by Werzowa, echoes the company's slogan, "In-tel In-side".

Percentage of increase in adiponectin was significantly larger in TEL than in CTL (+10.5% vs +2.2%, P =.025), but not significantly larger in CAN (n = 44) than in CTL (+4.9% vs +2.2%; P =.13).

In-Q-Tel invested in both companies in November, and the C.I.A. is using their products.

Before joining In-Q-Tel in January, Mr. Yoran was director of the national cybersecurity division of the Department of Homeland Security.

For starters, it needs to change the mind-set of consumers, many of whom "don't realize they have a choice," in local phone service, said Gregory Smith, the chairman and chief executive, who started Z-Tel in 1997.