And indeed, through the first few shootings --when almost no evidence was coming to hand, no phone calls being made or letters left behind -- the sniper seemed like a remarkably austere, remote figure.
In order to mimic rapid evaluation by a single clinician in austere conditions, patients were not repositioned for the purpose of the scan and assistance from additional staff members was not requested.
Alone she experienced life in a city under heavy bombing and in austere conditions.
There is no such thing as a casualty-free war; and fortunately for the America, there are a select few who accept the most austere conditions in believing our country is worth defending.
A Morgan Stanley financial adviser in Los Angeles described the new, austere conditions as "stiff and boring".
Prehospital care under other remote, austere conditions may be similar, whereby an individual may be forced to continue purposeful actions despite traumatic injury.
This was accomplished in a population of women birth attendants with low rates of formal education and under austere conditions, making this example highly generalisable.
In order to minimise vibration and electrical noise, my experiments were conducted under austere conditions: in the middle of the night, on an air table, inside a Faraday cage, and with all non-essential equipment – including lights – turned off.
"As soon as the first person got sick, we quarantined them as best we could in these very austere conditions with the very limited resources at our disposal," Elisabeth Gundersen, a volunteer registered nurse, told HuffPost.
Significant injuries and associated surgical and rehabilitative care are often poorly documented during the immediate response to a natural disaster due to the emergent focus on saving and salvaging lives amidst chaotic, austere conditions.
It is already living under austere conditions.
