Sentence examples for handbook notes from inspiring English sources
Highway roadsides, the handbook notes, are some of the most viewed natural environments in the country.
The United States Coast Pilot handbook notes that the Spider occurs after low tide, when the great tidal flow of water down the Hudson and through the harbor sidles up against the incoming flow from the ocean.
The handbook notes that this could be seen as a convenient leap, but trainers are pressed to suggest that this concern simply comes from a narrow conception of what terrorism is.
In addition, as the Ireland Handbook notes, Burges "combined his love of medievalism with a conspicuous display of Protestant affluence" which was an important factor at a time when the established Anglican Church in Ireland was seeking to assert its predominance.
However the Cochrane Reviewer's Handbook notes that "How often reviews need updating will vary depending on the production of valid new research evidence".
Additionally, the Sphere Handbook notes that the under-5 death rate is more sensitive than CMR and is therefore an important age-specific indicator [ 8].
The Handbook further notes that Uber considers "[r]ejecting too many trips" to be a performance issue that could lead to possible termination from the Uber platform.
Series Scope and Contents: Contains work reports, time logs, an employee handbook, handwritten notes, diary entries, and brief writings pertaining to the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Society UHMSS), formerly known as the Undersea Medical Society.
The handbook also noted that wages are confidential, and that "revealing one's salary" or "asking others" is grounds for dismissal.
Quoting from Mr. Mead's handbook, he noted, "Yankee hating is so common that there are people who can't name any other baseball franchise and they still hate the Yankees". This only demonstrated, Richmond observed, that "any fool can hate the Yankees.
The 2007 guidebook Moon Handbooks Oregon notes that the company: "produces innovative and sometimes daring productions".
