Sentences with phrase «scale examples involving»

Large scale examples involving the use of such performance - based assessments come from states such as Nebraska, Wyoming, Connecticut and New York, as well as nations such as Australia and Singapore.

Not exact matches

Businesses in tangential industries may also want to consider retraining their own workers — electric utilities, for example, can retrain their coal - fired power plant workers for positions involving utility - scale solar farms.

This last assumption is worth some attention in passing: if you do internet searches for cases of paedophile abuse involving the Catholic clergy in continental Europe, for example, there is nothing remotely on the same scale.

The example I originally heard involved one of Barack Obama's presidential campaigns, which were perfect targets because of their huge scale and the zeal of their donors.

For example, it is easy to invent models of inflation that produce more large - scale structure than in the standard model, though none of these seem particularly compelling, because all involve a coincidence of some sort.

Production of glycoconjugate vaccines, for example against the bacterial meningitis agent Neisseria meningitidis, is challenging in resource - limited settings due to the biohazards and industrial - scale processes involve in purifying bacterial capsular polysaccharides.

Whatever the factors involved, however, it's clear that winter squash scores lower on the GI scale than other equivalently starchy vegetables (for example, potatoes).

Obviously, this does not mean that the URN call will remain a priority; common sense applies and incidents involving firearms or large - scale public disorder, for example, may take priority.»

For example, many projections that include carbon removal solutions involve the large - scale deployment of bioenergy systems, yet critical uncertainties remain around our estimates of:

Hence, for example, it's an appropriate definition for looking at temperature changes involved in the ice age, or millennial scales within the Holocene.

For example, in the forthcoming U.K. Climate Impacts Program (UKCIP08) scenarios that Lenny refers to (and in which I'm involved), we plan to supply information on changes in a number of climate variables, at a range of space and time scales, for different periods during the twenty - first century.

Admittedly there are cases where a lot of money is spent and has to be spent: for example, large - scale investigations or prosecutions (often on the securities side) where cases involve complex transactions, allegations of fraud, a long history of communication amongst numerous parties — in these types of cases it can be very costly to prosecute as well as defend.

Here is where things get a little trickier, because the questions will usually involve a self - rating scale similar to this example: