Sentence examples for applications of emergency from inspiring English sources

Advanced applications of emergency echocardiography include the assessment of aortic dissection, valvular dysfunction, regional wall motion abnormalities, and the identification of intracardiac masses [3].

Much of the literature supporting nurse- and nurse practitioner-performed POCUS is in the setting of traditional core applications of emergency POCUS such as focused assessment by sonography in trauma (FAST) scanning and ultrasound-guided vascular access [6].

This potential for adaptation through improvisation is an important element of why improvisational capacity is being investigated in organization and marketing research, in the diverse applications of emergencies, (commercial or financial) markets and work organizations (Ciborra 1999).

It should also insist on a rapid response to the long-standing demand to end the military trials for civilians and the application of emergency law, which makes those trials and other means of repression possible.

A Swiss government official, asking not to be identified before the parliamentary vote had taken place, said that the application of emergency laws to hand over the data was not being considered.

The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which has ruled Egypt since the fall of Hosni Mubarak this year and has promised to hand over to an elected civilian government in November, announced it was broadening the application of emergency law following clashes at the Israeli embassy in Cairo last Friday.

Equipment fault in train 1118 detected at location 2,750 (Fig. 7) causes page MAPA to command the application of emergency brakes.

If the train does not receive moving authority from ZC within a timeout, its OBDCA stops train by application of emergency brake.

One such concept could be to make motorcyclists and cars "visible" to each other, for example through warning lights, signs or messages within the infrastructure, in-vehicle alarms to warn of conflicting road users, or if necessary even the application of emergency braking.

17 (c) APPLICATION OF EMERGENCY SERVICES 18 LAWS.--Nothing in this Act shall be construed to relieve 19 any health care provider from providing emergency serv20 ices as required by State or Federal law, including section 21 1867 of the Social Security Act (popularly known as 22 "EMTALA").

Considerable developments have occurred during the last 10 years including the widespread application of emergency primary PCI (PPCI) for treatment of patients with ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI).