Sentence examples for forms of handling from inspiring English sources
Finally, it is argued that the role and importance of safety culture differs depending on the chosen approach to uncertainty management, requiring that any safety culture assessment is preceeded by an assessment of the fit between the uncertainties an organization is confronted with and the chosen forms of handling these uncertainties.
"The process of collage involves touching, cutting, affixing, and smoothing out all forms of handling".
Both of these forms of handling conflict (or avoiding conflict) are detrimental to your relationship.
Problems with sickness certification have been found to be common among physicians in many different clinical workplaces, but most often by GPs, 60% of whom were noted to experience such difficulties at least every week, most frequently in the form of handling disagreements with patients [ 4].
Even if you do choose to go the way of the traditional way of ranching and "punching" cows, note that many ranchers have not gone without having some form of handling facilities to work their herd with, including those that choose to keep to tradition.
This mixed form enables ease of handling and minimizes shrinkage strain upon polymerization via the progressive substitution of the liquid monomer by the prepolymerized powder [ 3– 5].
The door handles echo the fluid forms of handles on Hermès travel bags and luggage.
The port is artificial, and its extensive system of moles and breakwaters, constructed from 1864 to 1906, has caused the deposition of sandbars to form Caroline Bay, capable of handling ships up to 18,000 tons.
Such rapid, powerful and convenient diagnostic tools are important in clinical settings but also for monitoring colonization of individuals involved in pig farming or other forms of livestock handling.
The principal savings are in the form of handling steps (reduced by almost half) and handling time (reduced by ~75%).
The stress was in the form of handling of the piglets, which is common practice in intensive pig husbandry systems (eg, weighing, nail clipping).
