Sentence examples for individual maintenance from inspiring English sources

One of the new rules will require tower crane owners and operators to keep individual maintenance records of repairs to each critical component of a crane — like the engine, the cab and the turntable — in addition to a record of the crane's overall maintenance.

IPESA-II [11], is an improved version of PESA-II with three improvements: the maintenance method of the archive, individual maintenance around boundary and the selection of the hyperbox by the crowded factor.

While the complexity of modern engineering systems is significantly mitigated by modularization, the number of modules (e.g., line-replaceable units) can still be large enough to pose a challenge of developing a coordinated maintenance policy that accounts for the coupling among individual maintenance schedules for each module.

Participants write their individual maintenance plan.

Participants write and share individual maintenance plans by considering cognitive and behavioural changes made through psycho-education and homework tasks.

The duration of anesthesia after the administration of each individual maintenance dose of MDP ranged from 1.7 to 20 minutes in unpremedicated animals (group 1) and 1 to 12.5 minutes in both groups of premedicated animals (groups 2 and 3).

Further, the influence of mixed residential development on low-income group individuals' maintenance and discretionary activity time allocation decision appears to be insignificant.

From this it follows that if we are able to tackle an individual's maintenance factors their paranoia should improve too.

The recommendation of the task force became known as the Clinton health care plan, a comprehensive proposal that would require employers to provide health coverage to their employees through individual health maintenance organizations.

A study [ 10] calculated that from July 1993 to June 1994, the annual cost to an individual health maintenance organization for 10,101 patients with OA was more than $4.7 million, including hospital care, medications, and ambulatory care.

The reasons associated include variability in immune response at individual level, maintenance of high antibody titers, time lag to achieve reasonably good titers, that is, approximately 3 months, and uncertainty that for how long the required level of antibody will remain in circulation.