Sentence examples for maintenance alternative from inspiring English sources

When combined with shaft drive — another longtime feature of BMW two-wheelers, considered a less messy, lower maintenance alternative to chain drives — the result is a machine of distinctive look and feel.

Muscle-targeted gene therapy using insulin genes has the potential to provide an inexpensive, low maintenance alternative or adjunctive treatment method for canine diabetes mellitus.

Besides telomerase-based telomere maintenance, alternative mechanisms are known, for example, retrotransposons in telomeres of Drosophila or satellite repeats in Chironomus (for review, see Biessmann and Mason 2003).

This makes pavers a low maintenance alternative to concrete driveways and patios.

What are lower maintenance alternatives that would still incorporate a variety of interesting plants?

The proposed integrated model of (i) Fuzzy AHP, (ii) Fuzzy Topsis (iii) Fuzzy graphical methods have been used for ranking of maintenance alternatives.

The literature reviewed by author reveals that, (i) There are less or practically no inference of maintenance strategy selection based on agile maintenance enabler attributes, (ii) There are less inferences of application of Graphical methods for selection of maintenance alternatives of SGU in thermal power plant, (iii) Fuzziness is not included in graphical methods.

"A lot of that buyer pool," Mr. Habibi said, "are your foreign buyers and bicoastal people who are looking for a low-maintenance alternative, a very nice place to live when they are in town".

Particularly the SFC could be an innovative low-cost, low-maintenance alternative for in situ remediation of nitrate-contaminated groundwater.

The document also reported that overcoating provides an alternative maintenance option that reduces cost and disruption of the highway system; however, it comes with an increased level of risk of early failure of the newly applied system (as opposed to the full blast and repaint approach).

The California Influence As tennis grew in popularity in the United States, hardcourts were built as low-maintenance alternatives to grass and clay.