Sentence examples for emergency manual from inspiring English sources

It said, "Pull off, emergency manual disconnect".

Tepco said it had been unaware of a company emergency manual that defined a meltdown as damage to more than 5% of the fuel inside a reactor.

In 2137, children can get solo passenger licenses at age 6 but can't activate emergency manual control until age 12. Highway fatalities are nil, aside from the handful incurred by accidents involving off-grid units.

Protocols and checklists or emergency manuals were decried as cheat sheets or cribs.

Gaba identified various ways to overcome these performance gaps, such as using role-playing, verbal simulations with a colleague, full simulations and emergency manuals.

My lab and other colleagues at Stanford have been working for some time on written cognitive aids and emergency manuals for anesthesia professionals.

Similarly, 30 years ago the notion of emergency manuals would have been called 'a cheat sheet' or 'a crutch.' It is now recognized that smart people use such cognitive aids because no one can remember everything, especially in the heat of a crisis.

The international web search disclosed that these actions are rarely prescribed in medical emergency manuals in other countries.

The terms "lockdown" and "shelter in place" were once only used during prison riots and in emergency manuals.

Such incorrect manuals are common in care facilities and educational institutes, and emergency manuals in all public facilities should be checked and revised.

Our questionnaire survey disclosed that emergency manuals for serious injury and illness in Japanese public facilities frequently give priority to reporting the incident to a custodian or supervisor rather than to making an immediate emergency call or notifying emergency medical services (EMSs).