Sentence examples for for reconditioning from inspiring English sources

But such time-consuming procedures cost up to $35 a page, far too much for reconditioning large collections.

A new method for ex vivo evaluation, with the potential for reconditioning of marginal and nonacceptable lungs, has been developed.

Boeing has said its system has safeguards that prevent a drained battery from being recharged without first being sent back to the manufacturer for reconditioning.

The affected bird was "retained by management for review then sent to reprocessing for reconditioning with chlorinated water". Similar carcass contamination had been recorded before.

However, hobs of today suffer from unpredictable wear making it difficult to schedule when they should be taken out for reconditioning.

Just after I disembarked from my plane in New Orleans, I read in the local Times-Picayune that the "ailing Governor" had got as far back toward home as Hot Springs, Arkansas, a resort famous for reconditioning old prizefighters and racehorses.

For reconditioned items, dealers offer warranties of 30 to 60 days.

Although some manufacturers, including Dell and Gateway, generally offer the same warranties on their refurbished products that they do on new inventory, many companies offer a shorter warranty for reconditioned goods.

Bloch said he was particularly impressed by Texas Direct Auto's RFID technology and its "jewel in the crown" software that it uses to automate the process of reconditioning used cars for sale.

Ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) promises to be a comprehensive platform for assessment, reconditioning, and preservation of donor lungs and has been dramatically changing the face of clinical lung transplantation.

Unlike some other used car platforms, Carvana has a vertically integrated business model for buying, reconditioning, and financing auto sales to its customers.