Sentences with phrase «which loggers»

The title story, «The Lives of Rocks», in which a geologist, living in the forest and weakened by cancer treatments, comes to rely on the help and company of two children from a rigidly fundamentalist family who are happy to help until she teaches them that the earth is millions of years old; and «Fiber» in which a logger muses on his job in the Yaak Valley before turning on the reader with a direct plea to help protect the area - in a few swift words changing the reader from casual observer to participant.

Not exact matches

She blames the government for failing to keep loggers, missionaries, and tourists out of the Mashco Piros» land, which she says is at the root of their frequent appearances on the river.

Birds, which the indians hunt for food, have been frightened away and the loggers have caused soil erosion that has polluted rivers and driven away the fish.

The technology of the data logger is based on the Raspberry Pi single - board computer in which all the electronic components are housed on a single board, making purchase affordable for prospective customers.

Each chest strap contains two of the specially embroidered sensor pads which are connected directly to a data logger.

The data logger is attached with snap fasteners so it can be removed in order for the belt to be washed — one of the stringent conditions which the system had to fulfill before it was authorized for use in long - term ECG monitoring for medical purposes.

It is suggesting that the million - plus owners of Chargecards use public payphones when making calls from any building which may have a call logger on the switchboard which prints out the vital pin number.

Executing Possuelo's plan, however, means identifying the indigenous groups before miners, loggers and others find them — encounters that could lead to long - lasting, deadly skirmishes, as in the case of the Korubo people of the Javari Valley, which lies near the Peruvian border.

To definitively say that the birds are drafting off each other, however, the exact location of the eddies and the areas of downdraft would need to be measured on ibises, which would require flying them in a wind tunnel — a far more intrusive process than simply carrying a data logger.

This super sweat wicker, which you could totally sport under a regular T, emerged from runs damp but not dripping, making our mile loggers smile.

In addition to You Ate, Lee Jordan, ACE Certified Health Coach and Behavior Change Specialist, also uses Meal Logger, which is another free, photo - based tracking tool.

Such is the case with sixth - graders, who are usually nervous about starting middle school and are sometimes much smaller than the eighth - graders, said Judy Klinek, principal of Florida's Loggers» Run Middle School, which has 56 portables on its campus this year.

Even a very very quick cog change of a manual (this I timed with the Data logger takes 0.28 s for 1 - 2, 0.37 s for 2 - 3 — from data coming from the clutch switch which activates the rev control and shift limit, activates the timing retard aka «misfiring system».)

The loggers would gather around the steam donkey with their nose bags, which is what they called their bagged lunches, and enjoy some fresh «donkey boiler coffee» prepared in the steam donkey's boiler.

Madagascar's unparalleled National Parks, which are also UNESCO World Heritage sites, are being infiltrated and destroyed by illegal loggers.

That project is built on the premise that a commercial logger would have practiced «liquidation» logging — which involves harvesting available timber as soon as it's economically viable to do so.

In late April, the provincial Office of the Auditor General (OAG) slammed the carbon project, in part because it said commercial loggers in the region are more likely to practice «sustained - yield» logging — which involves harvesting slowly over time.

The mine would also require roads to transport the bauxite, which would leave the forest vulnerable to loggers and poachers.

The activity consists of a demonstration in which a data logger is used to record the changing temperature of air and of carbon dioxide in plastic bottles as they are heated using electric lamps, and then allowed to cool.

For decades, the lush Amazon rainforest in Brazil has served as the backdrop to escalating tensions between an indigenous population which calls the region home, and illegal loggers dead - set on exploiting its natural wealth — though the worst of the resulting atrocities may be at hand.

A rubber tapper by trade, Mendes fought to preserve the rainforest which sustained the profession, opposing development and deforestation from cattle farmers and loggers.

Model FT4X thermal mass flow meters for oil and gas processing feature a new data logger which records flow rate, totals, as well as other events and alarms.

Then you have the high risk category which would include such jobs loggers, roofers, farmers & ranchers.

It can make a difference depending if the logger is a machine operator, a «faller» which actually cuts the tree down known as falling the tree, «chokers» who are the ones that drag out the chains to attach to the fallen tree to either lift it out by helicopter of with the use heavy machinery.

Or perhaps a jealous boyfriend or girlfriend got hold of your device physically, in which case they could've potentially installed a keystroke logger, a virus, or any other type of tracking app to spy on you.

There's also a smorgasbord of services available, from the software's Cloud Protection, which uses the Kaspersky Security Network to quickly spot new threats, to a virtual keyboard to thwart keyboard loggers.

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