Sentence examples for contact preparation from inspiring English sources

In this work we describe (i) the fabrication of thermoelectric modules based on oxide bulk and foam materials of Ca3Co4O9 and Ca0.95Sm0.05MnO3 and (ii) the metal to ceramic contact preparation.

Section 3 (the course for maternity staff) has updated technical information and additional clinical practice sessions and includes an emphasis on supportive practices during labour and birth, skin-to-skin contact, preparation for discharge, HIV considerations, and working towards Baby-Friendly status.

KA coordinated recruitment and participant contact, prepared tables and figures, and assisted with manuscript preparation.

However, the study of fragile artworks (canvas paintings, pastels, medieval manuscripts) on which sampling is prohibited and which cannot be moved to laboratories requires light portable equipment for the in situ analysis of the artwork without contact or preparation.

In the side step cutting task performed in the current study, the athlete is not trying to actively slow down her landing at contact in preparation for a rapid stop as in a catch and land task [ 13] and is maintaining forward movement which will then be transferred and used to facilitate an effective cutting movement.

The Sri Lankan government was contacted in preparation for this article but did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Preclinical patient contacts may offer a solution to this 'shock of practice.' We studied how students who have had preclinical patient contacts perceive the transition from preclinical to clinical training and, more specifically, how they value these early patient contacts as preparation for learning in clinical practice.

We explored the following research question: how do students who have had preclinical patient contacts perceive the transition from preclinical to clinical training and, more specifically, how do they value these early patient contacts as preparation for learning in clinical practice?

It was then transmitted to others via a classic, deadly pattern: through human-to-human contact, often during preparation for funerals, when families wash their loved ones' bodies.

The upper stage of the modified balance containing the hydrated breast tissue of Wistar rats was adjusted to be in contact with the preparation.

The courses are usually taught by one faculty member and few teaching assistants (one assistant per 20 30 students) and the contact hours (without preparation time) are typically around 4 to 6 h per week per teacher.