Sentence examples for both normal and emergency from inspiring English sources
So the design and management of places of public assembly needs to take into account the human factors for both normal and emergency situations.
Twenty-four people, with a range of visual impairments, took part in the study, with each person looking at 12 emergency signs under both normal and emergency lighting conditions.
The idea is to use the thermal energy stored into buildings to contribute to frequency regulation, during both normal and emergency operating conditions, always preserving the temperature comfort of end-users.
To deal with this dilemma, we propose a secure system to devise a novel two-fold access control mechanism, which is self-adaptive for both normal and emergency situations.
The Federal Reserve should conduct open market operations to provide only system-wide liquidity, in both normal and emergency situations, with a new framework that replaces the outdated primary dealer system.
"Acute lesions" was the most common cause of carcass condemnation for cattle (both normal and emergency slaughters) and small ruminant (emergency slaughter); while abscesses were the most common cause for pigs (both normal and emergency slaughters).
These components are of particular interest in the nuclear field both for normal and emergency operation because they are able to remove thermal power with a very high degree of compactness.
It was assumed that shelters have been built at these sites both for normal and emergency uses and will be opened in a disaster or emergency situation.
The combination of boric acid and corresponding buffer agents is used in light water nuclear reactors to control the neutron population in both normal operation and emergency core cooling.
Results from both normal (N) and emergency (E) slaughters are presented.
