Sentence examples for aspect of rescue from inspiring English sources
However, the mass media by its nature tends to enhance the humanistic aspect of rescue while minimizing the practical problems involved.
They can be used for the development of virtual scenarios that include aspects of rescue operations, social behaviour of building occupants, and basic design requirements to test the current building codes and regulations.
Because the agency had opted for the modest response, several important aspects of rescue operations and disaster preparedness — diesel trains and other heavy machinery, like trains that blow snow off tracks or spray antifreeze on the third rail — were not automatically deployed.
The Diving Committee of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society has reviewed available evidence in relation to the medical aspects of rescuing a submerged unresponsive compressed-gas diver.
A poorly understood aspect of the rescue of certain sequence elements from demethylation is how these target sequences are recognized.
Other animals depict aspects of the rescue operation.
For Beuys those materials included fat, felt and sleds, recalling aspects of his rescue in World War II.
Still 76% of the subjects reported the following positive aspects of their rescue experiences: (a) feeling rewarded from helping others (43%); (b) being deeply touched by residents' mutual support (33%); and (c) the good attitude and tangible help given by other health professionals (15%).
However, the role that technology played in other aspects of the rescue effort is profound.
Dr. Jeffrey L. Apfelbaum, a University of Chicago anesthesiologist, was also awed by the medical aspects of the rescue.
Thompson's work has a kind of rescue aspect to it, as the 80-meter-long record could be gone in five years, taking with it important insights into the vanishing history of the ice.
