The damage to the operational innards of the hospital building, caused when Hurricane Sandy flooded the basement with some 10 million gallons of seawater, was such that the inpatient service will not open for months.
An adjacent construction with a pile foundation in dense urban areas can contribute to possible damage to or an operational safety concern for existing tunnels.
Discount the fair market value if the vehicle is not is not operational, has damage to the exterior or interior, or has excessive wear of tires or other parts.
In-patient services for admitted patients and emergency services were kept operational to prevent damage to health and to avoid loss of lives.
Foam formation can cause various operational disturbances and severe damage to equipment, such as the encrustation of reactor walls, failures of feeders and recirculation pumps, contamination of gas and condensate pipes, and failures of measuring sensors, and, thus, problems in process control [7, 13].
On the other hand, the ROIA aims at assessing mitigation actions based on their potential collateral damage to the system, proposing the response plan with the lowest operational impact, thus the minimal operational negative side effect.
By so doing, they helped to foil the raid and, despite extensive fire damage to the front of the main building, the airport was operational again within 24 hours.
Developing operational guidelines to help to mitigate ecological damage to biodiversity should be based on cautionary principles and requires further large-scale and long-term research.
He identifies and resolves operational issues that might cause financial or reputational damage to the firm, and ensures that the company is in compliance with government regulations.
The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Charles Read, ordered that the new aircraft be flown with great caution initially, well within operational limits, to minimise the possibility of further damage to its reputation through early attrition.
