Fuel spillage during locomotive refueling is expensive, as is maintaining spill collection and containment systems, and waste treatment costs.
Sample contamination must be avoided by sterilizing the entire spacecraft, a challenge with modern avionics, or by sterilizing the sample collection and containment gear and then isolating it from other parts of the spacecraft.
"In this exercise the type and volume of oil proved amenable to dispersant intervention, physical containment and collection.
An amalgamation of tin cans, rusted nails and other cast-off materials make up Outterbridge's 1969 "Containment Series," a collection of rectangular pieces exploring the concept of constraint.
Consequently, periodic nasal swab collection contributes positively to the containment of MRSA in high risk areas.
NOAA said workers had finished fabricating the containment chamber of a "collection dome" which would be used to collect oil as it escaped from the well.
Because of considerable uncertainty in the model parameters, we chose a collection of parameter values, and for each, estimated the containment probability (operationally defined as fewer than 500 total cases as a result of 10 index cases, within 250 days).
As containers have multiplied, so have patterns of containment, necessarily putting a brake on the circulation of things, channeling them into stockpiles, collections, and storehouses, thereby transforming logics of circulation and movement into logics of keeping.
The guillotine-type box for rabbits provides partial containment and is adequate for anesthesia (inhaled or parenteral) and blood collection, which is usually acquired from the marginal ear vein.
Since CT findings (together with clinical parameters) are used to determine the degree of containment of the rupture and the accessibility of any fluid collections for percutaneous or surgical drainage, they help guide subsequent treatment.
