Sentence examples for changeover represents from inspiring English sources

The changeover represents a generational handoff: the blow-dried, highlighted Mr. Seacrest is 29; the velvet-voiced Mr. Kasem, who started the countdown in 1970, is 71.

In the present work, while CNIP with changes in norepinephrine concentration represented almost 1/6 of the changeovers, they accounted for half of the haemodynamic incidents.

Mr. Ferguson, a former major with the New Jersey State Police, will represent the city's interests during the changeover.

To me, the strands of filament now buried in Brooklyn seem to represent the culmination, for now, of the historic changeover from industrial America and its railroads to digital America and its fiber optics.

We only state that, from the moment bilateral symmetry arose in macro-animal evolution it represented a potentially enormous selective advantage over other body plans assuring faster changeovers and a more precisely directed locomotion.

Total patient changeover time (CT) (Table 4), which was defined as the time the patient left the operating room until the subsequent patient on the operating list entered the anaesthetic bay was acceptable at 1869 minutes, representing 6.9% of all available operative list time (Table 5).

During this changeover, fishing can be fast and furious.

Maintenance should be planned during product changeover.

"They don't seem to be struggling with the changeover.

It is important to say that the changeover does not necessarily have to be drag-assisted.

The primary outcome was the proportion of changeovers followed by an MAP drop ≥20%% within 15 min after the changeover.