Sentence examples for facility reserve from inspiring English sources

It was also another major accident for the Marussia F1 team; previously, in 2012, at the FIA-approved Duxford Aerodrome testing facility, reserve driver Maria De Villota suffered major head injuries after colliding with a stationary truck, upon returning to the service area from straight-line testing.

So we see the centre as a ghetto facility reserved for the invalid, the equivalent of playing with dolls, a place where no self-respecting man would show his face.

Finally, Poland proactively distinguished itself from others in the region and boosted investor confidence in May by securing a $20.5 billion flexible credit line from the IMF, a special facility reserved for emerging markets with strong fundamentals.

The relationship has worked out so well, in fact, that LG Soft India has built a special 10,000-square-foot area in its Bangalore facility reserved for employees working on the PurchasingCenter.com account.

DNA extraction from museum toe pads was performed as described in Lerner and Mindell [7] and conducted in a facility reserved for ancient DNA work at the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology using protocols developed for ancient DNAs including negative extraction and blank amplification controls [62], [63].

†Including a health care facility reserved to staff of a large industrial company and Ministry of Defence facilities.

This is because P2G facilities' reserve constraint is considered in the electricity dispatch model to cope with load prediction errors and wind energy fluctuations.

ICE should increase its investment in effective ATDs, end the use of jails and jail-like facilities, and reserve facilities like Karnes for a much smaller detained population that cannot be released on alternatives to detention or community-based release programs.

These convictions not only result in decades of prison, but incarceration in special facilities reserved mostly for Muslims that, in most respects, are as restrictive and oppressive as those found at Guantanamo.

The website of Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, this week published a commentary by a provincial newspaper which described profligate spending on sporting facilities reserved for the athletic elite as a "waste of the state's precious financial resources" and "extremely unfair" to the public.

They did so by procuring mice from pet stores, which possess none of the sterile precautions of the facilities reserved for lab mice, and placing them in a cage with laboratory mice.