Sentence examples for a new discharge from inspiring English sources

Gioia, citing it as an impediment to the ongoing development of western Queens, has asked Mayor Bloomberg to consider a new discharge policy.

Under the settlement, the state will adopt a new discharge policy under which only those who cannot be cared for in the community will be sent to nursing homes.

We present a new discharge coefficient correction method for the orifice equation for R-123 two-phase flows.

A new discharge design for pulsed CO2 lasers has been made with a series of short longitudinal synchronous discharges working at high pressure with large section.

Existing discharge equations are checked for their accuracy using the data collected in the present study and available data in the literature and a new discharge equation has been proposed.

To regulate the mass flow rate of the refrigerant vapor passing through a water storage tank for increasing the refrigerant's sub-cooling process at partial loads, we propose a new discharge bypass line together with an inline solenoid valve, installed after the compressor.

At Sheffield teaching hospitals NHS foundation trust, a new discharge-to-assess model has led to a reduction in hospital stays on an elderly ward from nine days to one.

This will eventually be linked to the Emission Oriente, a huge new discharge pipe that is still under construction but has already cost 22m pesos, more than twice its initially projected budget.

The professional groups in Hospital A had highly varied interests in the new discharge arrangements.

The analysis makes two key points: first, professional interests are an important driver for health professionals to engage in adapting discharge arrangements; and second, professional practice offers a powerful lever for turning new discharge arrangements into organisational routines.

First, professional interests are an important driver for health professionals to engage in adapting discharge arrangements; and second, professional practice offers a powerful lever for turning new discharge arrangements into organisational routines.