Sentence examples for correct seating from inspiring English sources

For now, "female drivers can ensure that their safety systems perform optimally, including maintaining a good belt fit and correct seating posture," said Dipan Bose, lead author of the study and a research scientist at the University of Virginia.

Any cultural trainer worth his salt will start off by saying that the etiquette most novice professionals in China know about, like exchanging business cards with both hands and correct seating arrangements at banquets, may get you in the boardroom door, but to seal the deal — and see profits — requires a significantly more nuanced approach.

A small amount of high-viscosity hand-mixed cement (CMW, Depuy) was applied by finger packing to the reamed head, and all excess cement was removed from the most proximal surface of the prepared femoral head to ensure correct seating of the component.

Any cartilage needs to be removed without damaging the osteophytes because they serve as landmarks for the correct seating of the PSCBs.

Evaluations performed by the I.I.H.S. focus on correct seat belt fit.

As they maneuver to get into their correct seats, they inevitably move into the cramped aisle, bumping into the people behind them.

I had my assistant call the company to get the correct seat shipped overnight, so that we could get it up to Boston in time.

The cabin is huge, with big, ergonomically correct seats up front, a back seat that is adequate for three adults and a trunk that almost looks as though it could hold an old VW Beetle.

By then the crowd had swelled, fans pouring in such a flood that the umpire told them to sit in the nearest empty chair and then find their way to the correct seats at the next break in play.

Meanwhile, in the main cabin, Jane Marshall, 50, walks down the aisle, checking to make sure people are finding their correct seats, keeping an eye out for passengers who have sneaked on luggage that she knows won't fit in the overhead space and trying to defuse any tense situations before they escalate into crises.

Slowly everyone is manoeuvred into the correct seat.