Sentence examples for atmosphere technology from inspiring English sources
This sits neatly within the role performance framework for OT nurses developed by McGarvey et al [ 43] in which the key dimensions of OT nurse work were context (e.g. atmosphere, technology, physical aspects etc), role performance (e.g. socialisation into the role, accountability etc) and personal and professional characteristics of nurses.
Modified atmosphere technologies now widely used extend the shelf life of fresh produce.
"Atmosphere, and technology that's always ahead of the curve".
The atmosphere, the technology and the banter around us are almost medieval.
Ullman recounts struggles to define herself in the boys'-club atmosphere of technology companies and to come to terms with the implications of her work.
"Recent testing has proven that, despite our atmosphere purification technology, there are unacceptable levels of secondhand smoke in the atmosphere of a submerged submarine," said Vice Adm. John J. Donnelly, commander of submarine forces.
"The new round of sanctions can easily be brushed aside, as India has literally grown up in this atmosphere of technology denials," says Raghunath Anant Mashelkar, secretary of the department of scientific and industrial research.
The show spans the history of street photography from the 1930s until 2010, and though the clothes, atmosphere and technology change greatly, the themes remain constant.
Opportunities exist to expand this knowledge to postharvest systems, especially to responses of products to treatments such as temperature and modified atmospheres, as technology develops.
Traditional systems used gas fired boilers to heat the store while refrigeration systems pumped waste heat into the atmosphere but using technology derived and adapted from the oil and gas industry, the new system is allowing the supermarket chain to turn its back on old, wasteful approaches to heating and refrigeration.
Ni-based coatings were deposited on the substrates using the atmosphere plasma spray technology.
