Sentence examples for unused state from inspiring English sources
Even in its unused state, though, it is more a gateway than ever, matching one corner of the AOL Time Warner Center under construction across Eighth Avenue.
In recent months, the protests by unemployed farmworkers have mostly singled out unused state land, either in the hands of Andalusia's regional government or Spain's Defense Ministry, which previously required it for military purposes.
Plans to convert a virtually unused state prison in Illinois into a federal supermaximum-security facility for 1,600 inmates are on track, the Justice Department told Illinois lawmakers on Monday, even though its potential as a site for detainees now held in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, may be foundering.
It also sits in an unused state until needed, so it removes the need for duplicate licensing.
It is important to note, however, that this performance is only observed when the system starts from a "pristine" (i.e. unused) state.
The video below — in French — describes one proposal from the French government: pray in unused state-owned buildings.
Unused land refers to a state-bureaucratic narrative, which excludes user groups deemed irrelevant for national development, while marginal land refers to a capitalist-economic narrative that excludes what is not profitable.
They are not entitled to comp time.For every sick day that goes unused by state employees, one-quarter of a day's pay is returned when they leave their job.
She can also watch funds that sit unused in state coffers, and move them before any light-fingered officials get there.For ordinary people, more obviously valuable is a four-year-old system for homeowners to assess property tax online, rather than have crooked inspectors visit their homes.
In other words, a bad parameter choice also provides relevant knowledge that must not be ranked at the same level as an unused parameter state.
As this resource is typically cheaper than primary memory, many operating systems are able to use it as an extension of main memory, to temporarily swap out unused memory state.
