Sentence examples for instrument maintenance from inspiring English sources

For instance, Cooperman employees regularly visit a fife and drum summer camp to demonstrate instruments and teach instrument maintenance.

The musicians will also receive an increase in instrument maintenance payments, to $50 a week from $10.

Notwithstanding this, sparsity of solar sites, instrument maintenance, policy and fiscal issues constraint the availability of model input data that must be used for forecasting the onsite value of G. To surmount these challenge, low-cost, readily-available satellite products accessible over large spatial domains can provide viable alternatives.

The combination of technical complexity and often high instrument maintenance causes many core facilities to avoid lipidomics.

Thereafter, we continuously observed increasing groundwater pressure, except when the well was opened for instrument maintenance in August 2011, February 2012, and February 2015 (arrows in Fig. 2).

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We observed three groundwater pressure recoveries by closing the wellhead after the instrument maintenances and analyzed the three recoveries using Eq. (2) to obtain the permeability.

Using impedance measurements requires no reference electrode, thus reducing the instrument and maintenance costs for detection of ions in solution.

Soft sensors can be a supplement to hardware process analyzers as their measurements may often be unavailable due to instrument failure, maintenance calibration necessity, insufficient accuracy, and long dead time (Kartik and Narasimhan 2011).

In South Africa, the successful Panleucogate/EPICS XL-MCL cytometer-based national CD4 counting program (10) provides absolute and percentage CD4 counts at an equivalent reagent price of $3 per test with the manufacturer covering the cost of instrument installation, maintenance, training, and quality assurance.

Fine old instruments need maintenance, repair and restoration and Brian's tools allowed restorers to approach their work in a new way.