rayner in A Sentence

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    Rayner Chandler 's.

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    The ocean is part of the climate discussion,” says Rayner.

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    Rayner Chandler's biography and Rayner Chandler's list of article categories.

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    It's bringing people together that don't normally work together,” says Rayner.

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    That's the revolution we are going through at the moment,” says Rayner.

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    These systems will need to be massively autonomous and mostly below ice,” says Rayner.

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    Trials are permitted but an average farmer like Colin Rayner can't deploy them.

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    Some like Jack Wrangham and Colin Rayner believe these flying farmhands are the future of British farming.

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    Eight years ago, Rayner was behind the launch of a new innovation, the Catch the Next Wave program.

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    The show continued for Rayner, however, who became show chairman in 2002, and has been heavily involved ever since.

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    Rayner, the 10-year-old son of Mr Unwin, gave a glowing reference and the Hobbit was published in 1937 to great commercial success.

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    Using less pesticide, insecticide and herbicide is good for Rayner's wallet, but is also better for the soil and for pollinators and other insects.

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    Colin Rayner, for one, can't use unmanned aerial vehicles on some parts of his farm as a few of his fields are too close to Heathrow.

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    According to Rayner, split-screen is an arduous, taxing feature, even though it's already pre-built into and supported by the Unreal Engine right out of the box.

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    More recently, in the past five years, there has been a revolution in sensors, physical oceanographic and biological, such as in-situ spectroscopy and“E-DNA”(environmental DNA) techniques, says Rayner.

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    Even the sentencing judge, Lord Rayner Goddard, who had no choice under English law but to sentence him to death, stated he assumed the young man would be reprieved.

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    It was a relatively small community at the beginning, it was possible to pretty much know everyone, and those characters have been with it, some for the full 50 years,” says Rayner.

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    There's also a new push, that of a concern for sustainability and“not trashing the oceans any more than we have and that's going to drive a lot of new technology,” says Rayner.

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    Rather than having to walk the fields to identify diseases, pests, fungus and weeds, Rayner can pick them out using his drone images and then target the areas he feels need to be sprayed.

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    As the professor and eye tracking researcher Keith Rayner explains, techniques like simultaneously reading large segments of the page aren't biologically or psychologically possible, due to the limitation of our foveal viewing area.

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    We identify diseases and pests and fungus and weeds in the crop at an earlier stage,” Rayner told DW, adding that he could therefore use fewer chemicals, because he was seeing the problem a couple of weeks earlier.

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    You went from the late 1960s, with a big emphasis on manned intervention in the ocean, with submersible diving systems, deep diving, and the early days of the North Sea oil and gas industry moving pretty rapidly,” adds Rayner.

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    Its technology was in all the major oil and gas fields, says Ralph Rayner, the current event's chairman, who has been attending Oceanology since 1983, back then as a visitor and since exhibiting with Wimpey Laboratories, then Wimpol, before it became part of Fugro.

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    In the resulting very public scandal, Watson was forced to resign, divorced his wife, almost immediately married Rayner(who would die approximately 14 years later of dysentery), then took what ultimately turned out to be an extremely lucrative job in advertising, including one of his very successful Maxwell House coffee ad campaigns being credited with popularising the now ubiquitous“coffee break”.

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