Sentence examples for bed location from inspiring English sources

Hydrodynamic conditions and beach morphology were measured using buried PTs, ECMs and closely spaced bed location sensors on a scaffold frame spanning the entire barrier.

To prevent the creation of hot spot at the beginning of the catalyst bed, (location of the gas entering the bed) it was diluted using ceramic particles.

However, as it was rare that more than one ICU bed was available at a specific time, allocation of the bed location was not determined by physician preference, but rather by availability.

Clinical data collection included demographic details, bed location of all patients, antibiotic use (at least 12 hours before the collection of rectal swab in current admission), ICU exposure, and previous hospital admissions in patients that were found to be positive for VRE.

Model simulations were performed to generate dynamic mercury concentration profiles and the corresponding profiles of mercury uptake by activated carbon at various bed locations under various process conditions.

The test bed locations are expected to be fully operational and made accessible to researchers worldwide through a selection process later this year.

Light intensity was measured in three different bed locations on ICU (a typical bay bed space, in a side room with a window and in a side room without a window Fig. 1a) over 24 48-h 24 48-h from August to October 2015.

We measured light intensity in three different bed locations (a typical bay bed space, a side room with a window and a side room without a window Fig. 1a) within this newly built ICU, both during the day and night.

Doctors could not make sense of the outbreak with the usual methods: A survey of bed locations showed that the first patient had had no direct contact with any of the others and, in theory, Klebsiella might have been introduced into the hospital multiple times.

Strategic planning by hospital administration has been advocated by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations [ 38], including expedition of patient transfers out of critical care areas, anticipation of delivery of care to patients who must be placed in temporary bed locations, and incorporation of ED overcrowding initiatives into hospital performance improvement goals.

Onibaba (Kaneto Shindo, 1964) An artfully macabre horror movie that uses avant-garde flourishes and a primordial reed-bed location to bring an old folk tale to life.