Sentence examples similar to assistance radio from inspiring English sources

The authors would like to acknowledge Wytske van Dijk for technical assistance during radio immuno assays (RIAs); Ger Arkesteijn for technical assistance with FACS Henk Schriek and Co Rootselaarr for assistance during the in vivo experiments and maintaining the zebrafish stocks; and Teresa Bowman for the donation of fli::egfp transgenic zebrafish.

Yet the van made two stops before medical assistance was radioed for, the officials said.

France is acting more openly than other Western nations, like the United States, which has also been providing some nonlethal assistance, like radios, to the rebels.

Outstanding performance in situations such as the Mexico City earthquake, the Granada invasion or Hurricane Gloria seem to be overlooked by local towns and villages who may someday need the assistance of amateur radio operators.

Salvatore J. Cassano, chief of department for the New York Fire Department and its highest-ranking uniformed officer, told the commission that since the beginning of this month, emergency medical workers citywide have been able to request police assistance directly via radio without having to relay the message through a central dispatcher.

It also recommends the BBC provides a daily online audio-visual Isle of Man news service and further practical assistance to Manx Radio and other locally licensed broadcasters.

Commercially the single was successful; it initially charted on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles at number 25 with little mainstream radio assistance.

Arnaud would die at the scene, but the mortally-wounded Magruder was able to call for assistance over her radio at 9 34 p.m. Logan's father called 911 at 9 39 p.m. to report the shooting.

As I did, I could hear a colleague calling for assistance on the radio - but nobody, including me, could help.

U.S. special operations teams selected the trainees over the last year when the U.S. military set up regional supply lines to provide the rebels with nonlethal assistance, including uniforms, radios and medical aid.

Boake Carter often has Popick's assistance in preparing his radio talks, and so does Floyd Gibbons.