Sentences with phrase «own immediate vicinity»

You can download the final report of Project Armageddon, but before you do, you might want to pour a stiff drink and remove all sharp objects from your immediate vicinity.

Our current military structure was designed in a period of stability and peace in our immediate vicinity.

At best he could contact only those within the immediate vicinity.

Clearly, then, that end ought also to govern how the school uses its social power in its immediate vicinity.

It is entirely possible that, at a time when very important decisions have to be made and acted upon for the good of humankind and the planet as a whole, far too many people will focus their attention on their own immediate vicinity and insist on claiming their individual right to act within it as they wish.

All you need to become a poverty elitist is a little more experience with poverty than the people in your immediate vicinity.

Because there were no high schools in the immediate vicinity of our home village, at age 12 I was sent away to a government boarding school.

She is willing to ship to those who don't live in the immediate vicinity.

It is installed on the operator station in the immediate vicinity of the filling machine and monitors, in the background, the pending filling stops.

The fact that he's up there in the top - 5 goal scorers since the beginning of last season while scoring virtually all of those goals in the immediate vicinity of the net is remarkable.

There is absolutely no cheer or jeer in the immediate vicinity of the bench so it is only normal for Wenger not to hear the roar.

In 2012 Mike Riley was reported to have given instructions to EPL referees to show red cards for two footed challenges if the opponent is in the immediate vicinity (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2092434/Two-footed-challenges-red-cards.html).

So you have a guy who can get a good push against the run or the pass, who wins with really good technique, who has a knack for making tackles in his immediate vicinity, but who is also limited as an athlete and has a hard time getting to the quarterback.

By receiving the ball, say between the centrebacks and central midfielders, Danny would be able to attract considerable attention and pressure from any number of the four players in his immediate vicinity.

Now I'm alone in this dark room, there's no food, and there's probably at least three, possibly four, scary monsters in the immediate vicinity.»

Out of 44 Jewish state schools, 29 have no pupils who are classified as having an «Asian», compared to 12 percent of their local populations — with one school having a majority «Asian» population in its immediate vicinity.

Nearly all were similar in size and function, containing a single room with a wood - burning stove that educated all elementary - aged students in the immediate vicinity.

Mozzarella Holdings LLC has been applying for a full liquor license for an Italian restaurant in the Bridgeview Towers Condominium at 26 Broadway for nearly to a year, a bid that more than 400 residents in the immediate vicinity petitioned against due to quality - of - life concerns.

This attack left four innocent people dead and wounding 50 more in the immediate vicinity.

A small amount of that light, however, stayed in the supernova's immediate vicinity, bouncing off clumps of dust, or filaments.

The most massive object in our immediate vicinity, named The Great Attractor, helps bring matter toward it, while helping make voids even emptier.

This effect occurs not only in the immediate vicinity of the protein, but can also be detected in the remote layers of the surrounding water molecules.

This gave the astronomers unique information about the high - energy emission that reveals how material is processed in the immediate vicinity of the central black hole.

Glasgow's Dr. Mafalda Viana, who led the multi-author study with colleague Dr. Tiziana Lembo, pointed out that «These results suggest that the virus may now be maintained by a broader carnivore community, potentially involving wildlife as well as domestic dogs beyond the immediate vicinity of the Serengeti National Park.

Arikawa suspects that the cells» detection of the change from light to dark in their immediate vicinity is necessary to spur the male into action.

«We were also excited to see that the stem cells appeared to induce healing beyond the immediate vicinity of where they were placed.

Inspired by the air - and soil - purifying abilities of plants and fungi, other scientists are developing materials that can help eliminate harmful substances in their immediate vicinity.

Relying on telescopes in Arizona and Hawaii (which would eventually be part of the EHT), they tried to get observations of Sagittarius A * at higher angular resolutions than had been possible before, but failed to detect the signals they expected to see in the immediate vicinity of the black hole.

The study, said George V. Nazin, a professor of physical chemistry, modeled the behavior often observed in carbon nanotube - based electronic devices, where electronic traps are induced by stochastic external charges in the immediate vicinity of the nanotubes.

«Localized signaling islands in cells: New targets for precision drug design: Because their range of action is limited to their immediate vicinity, these messaging stations could be ideal for targeted therapeutics.»

Now, an international team of astronomers has announced the discovery of a very young hot Jupiter orbiting in the immediate vicinity of a star that is barely two million years old — the stellar equivalent of a week - old infant.

But, with the exception of bottom - feeding fish and sessile (immobile) filter feeders caught in the immediate vicinity, any radionuclides from Fukushima have been diluted by the vastness of the Pacific to insignificant quantities.

But that dot obscures the star's immediate vicinity, where close - orbiting planets would reside, and introduces diffraction effects.

The extra radionuclides from Fukushima are simply not enough to create a dose large enough to cause any human health effects outside the immediate vicinity of the stricken nuclear power plant.

Theoretical models predict that migration occurs either early in the lives of giant planets while still embedded within the protoplanetary disk, or else much later, once multiple planets are formed and interact, flinging some of them into the immediate vicinity of their star.

The result is a flexoelectric field of such magnitude that, in the immediate vicinity of the crack, it eclipses any background collagen piezoelectric effect.

One of the most valuable resources the researchers had while combing through the desert was the friendships they built with the Puebloans and Navajo who still live in the immediate vicinity of the canyon, Tankersley said.

But the lost ice also means lost gravity — and so sea levels in the immediate vicinity of the ice sheets actually drop, while ocean levels half a world away are goosed.

The contact - based approach may be a way for microbes to stake out a space in their immediate vicinity without affecting faraway bacteria that could be helpful.

Every device could interfere with others in its immediate vicinity.

The researchers were «surprised» to find no pattern matching between cuckoos and raptors that live in different geographical areas, showing that the visual similarity is highly localised to species in the immediate vicinity.

At the center of our galaxy, in the immediate vicinity of its supermassive black hole, is a region wracked by powerful tidal forces and bathed in intense ultraviolet light and X-ray radiation.

The researchers calculate that, in areas where the titanium dioxide technology is used, ammonia degradation could account for up to 13 percent of the nitrogen oxides in the immediate vicinity.

Most previous studies have focused on the production of NOx in the immediate vicinity of storms.

If Kirkby is right, and the cloud was smaller than Dwyer's team estimates, that could imply that the positrons were annihilating only in the immediate vicinity of the aircraft, or even on the craft itself.

To achieve this, E-cadherin was labelled with an enzyme that, when activated, releases a small cloud of a tagging molecule to flag all other proteins in the immediate vicinity.

Such an environment not only would have fueled the rapid growth of the black holes powering these quasars, but also would have spurred the growth of galaxies in the quasars» immediate vicinity.42

The reason for bringing Hubble into the picture is that the two Voyagers are only able to study the immediate vicinity along their line of travel, so Hubble is expanding things by using its Imaging Spectrograph to study the spectra of starlight shining along the sight lines of the spacecrafts» routes for several light years.

Previously known proplyds are all found in immediate vicinity of O stars, e.g., theta ^ 1 Ori C. I will show the proplyds identified in archival HST and Spitzer images.

Production of TGF - βin the immediate vicinity of tumors blunts tumor - directed therapies.