Sentence examples for maintenance of several from inspiring English sources
After World War II, Colonel Ferebee served as deputy wing commander for maintenance of several B-47 Stratojet commands.
In fact, he has just completed a deal to take over the operation and maintenance of several reactors in Canada.
Chromatin-related proteins have emerged as important players in the initiation and maintenance of several types of cancer.
Dermatitis caused by Devriesea agamarum poses a major health problem for the captive maintenance of several desert lizard species.
The lymphotoxin axis is important for the maintenance of several specialized lymphoid microenvironments in secondary lymphoid tissue.
You may not have heard of him, but he's the CEO of Serco, the ever-expanding outsourcing giant who see to – among other things – the Yarl's Wood detention centre, electronic tagging schemes, four British prisons, the operation and maintenance of several RAF bases, "facilities management" at NHS hospitals, schools inspection in the Midlands, and more.
The unit was off-line for a scheduled maintenance period of several months for technology upgrades and fuel replacement, said Gil Alexander, an Edison spokesman.
Although the Belgian civil authorities (especially the police and security service) were officially forbidden to assist the German authorities in anything other than routine maintenance of order, several incidents occurred where individual policemen or police sections assisted in the German arrest of Jews, against orders.
Human interleukin-6 is involved in the maintenance and progression of several diseases such as multiple myeloma (MM), rheumatoid arthritis, or osteoporosis.
Predictive maintenance is one of several scenarios occurring in the IIoT market today that underscore how important software expertise on the vendor side is to expand the market.
PKA plays a role in, among other things, transcriptional control of genes downstream of the cAMP response element (CRE) [10], maintenance and control of several metabolic processes, rearrangement of actin for muscle contraction and relaxation [11], and DNA replication [12].
