The baseball complex, always intended to be temporary, has been demolished, its footprint covered with leftover wreckage.
Novel building materials and techniques were deployed to minimise use of natural resources, everything from steel to water was recycled, and the use of temporary arenas reduced the carbon footprint of heavy construction.
Some mosquitoes may prefer specific sites in which to lay eggs, whilst others use a wide variety of breeding sites (such as temporary ground water pools, including footprints and ditches, as well as more permanent water sources, such as swamps and wells).
His early forays into covert action and lightning-quick strikes — like the fast war in Libya or the cyberwar against Iran — have set back adversaries, but the satisfactions of striking with a "light footprint" have usually been temporary at best.
Interestingly, it sounds like Homelike has also been attracting attention from bigger players in the same space of temporary accommodation, where Homelike's service and footprint might complement what the bigger business has already built.
The characteristics of the imaged area (footprint radius, and coordinates of the temporary scene center) and the cross-range resolution of successive subimages are analyzed.
Three others sit under the north tower footprint: an emergency exit stairwell to serve the temporary PATH terminal, a crash barrier for one of the PATH tracks and the construction ramp that extends from ground level into the excavated pit.
There's no shortage of third-party services offering to print out your best digital footprints — whether it's turning your Instagrams into temporary tattoos or your Facebook missives into memory books.
This simply grants the application temporary access to your data so it can operate, without establishing any real footprint on your Facebook experience.
On the shores of these temporary ponds of the Pampean Late Pleistocene, an exceptional record of animal footprints and tracks crops out on platforms along 5,000 meters of the modern coast.
