Sentence examples for maintenance needs and from inspiring English sources

Like other aging buildings, these structures have major maintenance needs, and unlike market-rate buildings, there is little room to raise rents or maintenance fees.

A small portion of the tour cost goes toward helping local villages provide for their basic maintenance needs and infrastructure.

Interpretation of NDT data is crucial in any Airport Pavement Management System (APMS), in order to implement strategies to maintain airport pavements since they allow to estimate their remaining life and related maintenance needs and activities.

Geospatial modeling in the Boston metropolitan area is used to project building and block-level vulnerability of urban concrete structures to future corrosion, and related maintenance needs, and to project cover thickness degradation for the existing building stock.

It has been proven that cyclic loading induced by the circulation of trains at very high speeds (>300 km/h) results in important track vibrations progressively amplified in a repeated process leading to the deterioration of track geometric quality and an unwanted increase in track maintenance needs and track life cycle costs.

The primary aim of this study was to estimate the rate of change in [Na] for patients administered each of hypotonic (0.45% saline) and isotonic (0.9% saline) IV fluids for maintenance needs, and to compare these rates.

Nevertheless, regarding the damaged areas, embankment shallow planar soil slide or shallow soil slip are clearly responsible for most of the road maintenance needed and also represent a large part of agriculture land losses, especially in terraces subject to failure processes but also due to land down-slope buried by deposits.

Use native plants and shrubs (less water usage, less maintenance needed) and use this windbreak to help reduce the evaporation rate.

Moreover, solar cells have low-maintenance needs and high reliability, with an expected lifespan of 20 to 30 years.

The daily decision process for government facility managers is full of competing interests, such as maintenance needs (preventative and corrective), limited operating budgets, time constraints to make decisions, and bounded rationality about energy consumption and savings.

Although mobile phone text messaging is attractive in that it is relatively inexpensive, cost of development, implementation and maintenance needs to be considered and weighed against effectiveness.