Sentence examples for unrestricted release from inspiring English sources
The report identified 144 sites where the department and its predecessors, notably the Atomic Energy Commission, processed nuclear materials, and it said that 109 would not be cleaned up enough for unrestricted release, because of insufficient money, technical skill or political will to do the job.
Washington, DC, May 25 , 2018— The U.S. Navy has found "data manipulation and/or falsification" afflicting years of radiation surveys on the buildings at San Francisco's Hunters Point shipyard, invalidating its contractor's claims the buildings are safe for "unrestricted release," according to a Navy report posted by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility PEERR).
Victoria Nuland, a State Department spokeswoman, condemned the release and said that WikiLeaks "continued its well-established pattern of irresponsible, reckless and frankly dangerous actions". The Guardian also denied any wrongdoing, and on Friday, along with three other high profile outlets which had previously worked with WikiLeaks, condemned the new, unrestricted release.
Our analysis showed that the ultimate decision by MalariaGEN to adopt a 'managed' approach to data access originated from a desire to exclude the possibility of harm to ethnic groups that might have resulted from the unrestricted release of genomic data.
In §2.3.3 we saw that the Liar paradox, in the presence of unrestricted capture and release and classical logic, leads to contradiction.
In contrast, Eklund (1902) takes seriously the idea that our semantic intuitions, expressed, for instance, by unrestricted capture and release, really are inconsistent.
This makes capture and release, in unrestricted form applying to all sentences of a language, a requirement for truth (at least where we have A ⊢ A or, more strongly, ⊢ A → A).[9] Holding capture and release fixed, and applying it to all sentences without restriction, yields triviality unless the logic is non-classical.
"The great masters of warfare techniques during the 21st century will be those who employ innovative methods to recombine various capabilities so as to attain tactical, campaign and strategic goals". Almost two decades after the release of Unrestricted Warfare, the "innovative methods" discussed in the book are needed more than ever by a growing number of nations.
Only data labeled as unrestricted (9 months after release date) were used.
We are continuing to see some really useful stuff being hacked together after we released an unrestricted API for the startup data we've gathered on CrunchBase.
The annotated A. hyacinthus transcriptome has been released for unrestricted use prior to this publication, http://www.bio.utexas.edu/research/matz_lab/matzlab/Data.html.html
