In situ visits

In situ terrorization

The buckle remains in situ.

The brain is then observed in situ.

(f) In situ conservation of biological diversity (namely, natural habitats and ecosystems), supplemented by ex situ conservation measures such as gene banks

The latter apos s report to the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee had highlighted the requirements of in situ and ex situ conservation of biodiversity in Kenya.

C. In situ visits and freedom of religion or belief

In situ visits were the only way to look into them.

In situ observations and experimentation are required to address these issues.

This statement will be verified physically by the inspectors in situ.

The other method of extraction is what's called the in situ.

The section below describes selected examples of technology and tools that scientists use (in situ or ex situ) in their exploration of the deep ocean, its biodiversity and ecosystems.

This statement is possible to be verified physically by the inspectors in situ.

So these in situ developments are at least as ecologically damaging as the mines.

And we we wanted just to show you what this might look like in situ.

In situ hybridization Specific DNA and RNA molecules can be identified on sections using this technique.

From 19 to 29 September 2005, she will carry out an in situ visit to France.

Substantially increased emphasis will be placed on in situ continuing education and information exchange, using new communications technologies.

Through its Man and the Biosphere programme (MAB), UNESCO is working on the in situ conservation of drylands.

Work on in situ conservation of crop, animal, forest and fisheries genetic resources is being strengthened, including networking.

Concrete

In situ characterization missions seek to determine precisely mass, volume and internal structure, among other physical properties of the objects.

Besides State cooperation, the assistance of United Nations country teams is paramount for the successful realization of in situ visits.

Concrete objectives

And we found it in the concrete.

In May 2005, the Special Rapporteur travelled to Sri Lanka where she had the opportunity to investigate in this situ type of question.

However, since not all species can be preserved in gene banks, in situ preservation remains the most effective approach to conservation of biodiversity.

In this case, of course, the roundabout with that micro decisions being made in situ by people not being told what to do.

The primary advantage of the manned submersible is that it permits the researcher, in particular, to work in situ at great depths in the sea.

In school context, in concrete terms, what is it?

We've got lots of people, pollution, cars, concrete, lots of concrete.

Ms. Hart (Canada), said it was critical that the Special Rapporteur should be invited to make in situ visits and asked for further information about the possible new mechanism to deal with the human rights situation in those States where serious concerns existed but which did not cooperate with in situ visits.

It also noted that the global water cycle was vast and could not be fully understood with only in situ observation networks.

In addition, the GSTP could yield concrete dividends.

We are concrete.

THE CONCRETE REALITY .

THE CONCRETE REALITY .

lot more concrete.

This is concrete.

And the feedback in all these cases is concrete.

But how can this love in be made concrete?

Nomads were forced to live in ugly concrete settlements.

Concrete was invented in the late 3rd century BC.

They now wait, in earnest, to see concrete results.

And out there in that great, big concrete jungle...