Sentence examples for handover and its from inspiring English sources
Gurinder Chadha goes colonial with a tale of the 1947 handover and its fallout, when Lord and Lady Mountbatten lived in a mansion also containing 500 Hindu, Muslim and Sikh servants.
There is little training time dedicated to teach healthcare professionals the importance of handover and its implications on patient safety.
The simulation analysis carried out validates the handover decision rules used in the RMPA handover policy and its superior handover performance when compared with an SNR-based policy approach.
So, too, does the good shape it was in at the time of the handover, and particularly its extraordinarily strong fiscal position.
The handover of land and its cleanup, how will it be done?" In April, as part of the Clinton accord, the Navy handed over more than 8,000 acres on the western end of Vieques, which it had used as a munitions storage depot.
We aimed to study the time spend for medical handover in ICU and its variation across academic, general and private hospitals in the area of the South West of France, the Midi-Pyrénées region.
Closed access thus avoids frequent handover and mobility events, but under its superior coverage, it continuously influences the unwanted user to send out handover requests.
If Samsung manages to take this advantage and introduce notifications systems and handover capabilities between "Vega" and its Galaxy and Note devices, it has the potential to create a system that minimizes gimmicks and distinguishes itself.
Since MLMA supports the host mobility management in flatter networks, i.e., the same context our proposal is prepared for, further details about MLMA are presented and its handover procedures are shown in Fig. 1.
The mobile node then will be aware of its target BSs for handover and scanning purposes.
Lord Leach has worked for Jardines as an adviser for 32 years, helping the family business to steer its way through the Hong Kong handover and to construct the complex cross-ownership share structure that makes a hostile takeover almost impossible.
