Wcs in a sentence

Continuous environmental education was an important component of the program, says Sophie Machaga, WCS’s Southern Highland Project Director.

Even though it’s not a global benchmark like WTI, the improved pricing for heavy crudes like WCS is important because it has “a material impact” on the earnings of producing companies and nations, Johnston wrote.

Funds raised during the walk will go towards supporting programs WCS provides throughout the year, including the food bank, the family violence prevention program, rent support and the Christmas Goodwill food-hamper program.

In addition, the Canadian WTI/WCS spread continued to widen in January and February before beginning to recover in March.

I've updated the model for Baytex's stand-alone performance to reflect current strip prices, along with a WCS differential of negative US$17.50.

The house has two floors, containing a lounge/dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and two WCs, as well as a yard and a gated front terrace.

Gwasinlo Thong, Chairperson of SCB&WCB and Member of Indigenous People & Local Communities- Advisory Committee (IP&LC-AC) WCS inaugurated the centre.

The accommodation includes, on the ground floor: entrance porch, hall, sitting room, family room, office/reading room, garden room, dining kitchen, utility room, two WCs.

We must change humanity's relationship with nature if we want to prevent the next pandemic of zoonotic origin-and that can start with bats," says Dr. Susan Lieberman, WCS's Vice President for International Policy.

A Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) spokesperson said: "Subsequently, we can confirm that the three other tigers in Tiger Mountain and the three African lions that exhibited a cough have also tested positive for Covid-19.

The council voted to attach the “companion resolution” to the original resolution because it expresses their concerns and desired changes with the original WCS resolution.

When he was finally freed, Reverend James Gordon took him in at an orphanage he ran in Weeksville, Brooklyn, according to WCS.

As whale populations have grown, the WCS and its collaborator, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, have been monitoring them, with an eye toward mediating conflicts between marine life and the ocean’s heaviest users: and the U.S. military.

Said lead author Eric Sanderson, Senior Conservation Ecologist with WCS: “Urbanization and the subsequent human demographic transition is arguably the most important historical trend shaping the future of conservation.

The Alberta government estimates that every annual average $1 increase in the WCS-WTI differential above $22.40 US per barrel costs its treasury $210 million Cdn.

In Europe, the WCS was often referred to as WOM (Write Once Memory), a play on the more conventional term "ROM" ( read-only memory ).

The Central Park Zoo is part of a system of four zoos and one aquarium that is managed by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), and is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).

User-programmable WCS allowed the user to optimize the machine for specific purposes.

User-programmable WCS allow the user to optimize the machine for specific purposes.

WCS offers several advantages including the ease of patching the microprogram and, for certain hardware generations, faster access than ROMs can provide.