Its construction did not fall behind schedule, it does not require a large maintenance force.
An early hot spell and a high number of power plants out of service for maintenance forced the first rolling power blackouts since March in California late today.
Scores of public schools throughout the city have spent all or part of the school year without full-time custodians to supervise day-to-day cleaning and maintenance, forcing teachers to mop their own floors, students to do without such basics as toilet paper and administrators to cope with emergencies like broken water pipes.
The extracellular environment which supports cell life is composed of a hierarchy of maintenance, force and regulatory systems which integrate from the nano- through to macroscale.
These results are wholly consistent with theory, indicating that retention of duplicate genes on a long-term basis requires selective maintenance (Force et al. 1999; Lynch and Conery 2000; Lynch and Force 2000; Kafri et al. 2008).
NATO defines logistics as 'the science of planning and carrying out the movement and maintenance of forces' (77).
In each analysis, significant clusters of brain activity could potentially reflect 3 processes: 1) the production and maintenance of force, 2) emotional processing, and 3) the production and maintenance of force during emotional processing.
We have three hangars, and a maintenance work force of 280 people," he said.
U.S. District Court Judge Denny Chin's computers were shut down for maintenance today, forcing him to extend the deadline to debate the Google Books Settlement.
Similarly, the Parks Department was going to slash its seasonal maintenance workers, force the closing of zoos in Brooklyn and Queens by withdrawing its subsidy and stop trimming the city's 500,000 street trees, except in emergencies.
