Sentence examples for a remote situation from inspiring English sources
"In a remote situation, it would cost a lot of delay in the process to be away from engineering resources".
Thus, despite the vast scale and remote situation of this dramatic landscape, we consider that Hells Canyon presents an ideal opportunity to advance process-based models to analyze functional interactions in this riparian ecosystem and to refine research strategies used to analyze ecological impacts downstream of dams.
"But when you went to 600MW reactors and 1,000MW reactors, you could not guarantee this, because you could in some very remote situations conceive of the containment being breached by this molten mass; and that change came about, I would assert, because of the enormous economic pressure to make the reactors as large as possible".
"We manage very sick people over vast distances in very remote situations".
Dr. Atwood, who recently received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Dartmouth College for his international public health work, explains the need for the strategy and what can be done in even the most basic and remote situations.
Human resource management policies should focus on maintaining the intrinsic motivation which many health workers bring when they join the profession through practices which foster good communication, support professional pride, and develop the links with the community all of which are motivators to stay in service, especially in remote situations and in conflict affected areas.
The remote operators were able to conduct the examinations within 30 min using virtual guidance and would have been able to electronically transmit diagnostic quality cardiac images to a remote expert for interpretation in situations where direct communication is impossible.
One local official in Jhume, a remote village in Dolakha, said the situation was very bad.
He cited the example of windmills as a low- cost and innovative power solution that would work better in a local, start-up situation, such as a remote African village, than it would in the West, with all its regulatory and economic obstacles.
