Sentence examples for long-term handling from inspiring English sources
However, long-term handling of acceleration-sensitive equipment requires fragility and reliability analysis at the design stage, and the use of actively controlled protective devices.
While the former situation raises immediate obligations to notify child protection officials, the latter situation relates to long-term handling of results (addressed below).
Fast et al. [ 48] showed that Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) subjected to long-term handling stress (i.e. once a day for 4 weeks) had reduced up-regulation of LPS (lipopolysaccharide -induced macrophage Ilipopolysaccharide -induceded to control fish.
The facility provides reconstructive surgery to the wounded, whether orthopaedic or plastic surgery, saying the practice is neglected in the region's hard-hit nations, which lack the capacity for long-term care beyond handling emergencies.
A sister company of the Boston Red Sox and Liverpool's English Premier League team said it had signed LeBron James to a long-term deal to handle his marketing.
Bobbi Kristina was recently moved from Atlanta's Emory University Hospital to a rehab facility better equipped to handle long-term care, it was reported Friday.
Joining the Goldwind executives here for the tower tour was James P. Mikel, the head of Renew Energy Maintenance, a small firm based in Brandon, S.D., that has signed a long-term deal with Goldwind to handle upkeep of the turbines.
Consider that there might be the case where the event seemed exciting at first, but over long term handling or experience it seems dull, like a "commodity".
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce has asked Conseco and the Penn Treaty American Corporation, two of the nation's largest sellers of long-term care insurance, to produce documents showing how the companies market long-term care policies and handle policyholder claims.
