In order to comprehend the innovative capacity of new technology there needs to be an assessment of its impact on the temporal make up of the organisation and the entangled material objects, equipment and spaces through which humans are required to act and interact [ 82].
For maintenance 3 divertor ports are used through which all equipment and cassettes are inserted and removed.
At the end of this first phase of the war, the Nationalist government had lost the best of its modern armies, its air force and arsenals, most of China's modern industries and railways, its major tax resources, and all the ports through which military equipment and civilian supplies might be imported.
A few hours later, he was inside a large glass box set up in the middle of that room, with tools of torment spread around him: exercise equipment, holes in the wall through which he could be touched, a large pool of ice water.
To the right are the galleries, which fill rooms of varying sizes and heights and are topped with a ceiling of aluminum mesh, through which mechanical equipment is left visible.
Structure, as used by Donabedian, refers to the organizational characteristics of health systems, principally comprising two components: the healthcare workers who make up the health system (e.g. numbers, professional types, their qualifications, etc)., and the physical materials and resources (facilities, equipment, money) and organisational structures through which they provide care.
This chapter discusses the various ways through which personal protective equipment (PPE) reduce injuries and illnesses in the workplace.
The capital, Santo Domingo, has long been part of a sister city program with New York, through which health care equipment and expertise have been shared with hospitals throughout the Dominican Republic.
Kepler Communications has raised $5 million in seed funding to create a network of small, easily replaced satellites to create a real-time network through with internet of things (IoT) devices can communicate, essentially building a cellular network in space through which machinery and equipment can talk to one another and to its handlers.
