Sentence examples for ems command from inspiring English sources

To describe the rapid development and implementation of an innovative emergency medical services (EMS) command, control, and tracking system to mitigate the risk of iatrogenic spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) among health care facilities, health care workers, and patients in Ontario, Canada, as a result of interfacility patient transfers.

The EMS command post was set up almost immediate following the attack and oversaw triage, treatment, transportation, and decontamination.

The FDNY Emergency Medical Services (EMS) command assumed responsibility for patient triage, assessments, management, and transport.

The distances of the robust maps were evaluated using the diploid equal retention model with an EM convergence set to 10−9 (command cgtolerance).

The purpose of EM is to generate commands for the servo-systems of the vehicle so as to follow a given nominal trajectory while reacting in real time to unexpected events.

The EM particle was first rotated from the standard EM orientation by α = 49.000°, β = –20.905°, γ = 0.000° using either MAVE skeww command) or MAPROT (Stein et al. 1994).

He was not the most senior general present though; he served under the command of Australian, Lieutenant General Edmund Herring, whom he referred to in letters to Em as "my grand colleague".

EM-like 3D maps were generated from published crystal coordinates using the CP FROM PDB command in SPIDER (Frank et al., 1996 ).

The policy of Gen. Curtis LeMay of the 20th Bomber Command was simple: "Bomb and burn 'em till they quit".

The crapshooter's roll 'em was introduced early in the 20th century, and the moviemakers' command to cameramen, "roll 'em," (answered in an old joke by "anytime you're ready, C.B.!") was first recorded in 1939.

The romancer is a necromancer: "Graves at my command / Have waked their sleepers, oped, and let 'em forth / By my so potent art".