Sentence examples for material reception from inspiring English sources
It quantified Sterility Failure Rate (SFR) associated with Bacillus cereus and Geobacillus stearothermophilus per process module (nine modules in total from raw material reception to end-product storage).
In a previous study, a modular process risk model, from the raw material reception to the final product storage, was built to estimate the risk of a UHT-aseptic line of not complying with commercial sterility (Pujol et al., 2015).
Both new and existing methods need to be continually evaluated for delivery and content, ideally by incorporating social science studies to evaluate material reception and retention [17].
Production process was started immediately after material reception without storage.
Under the treaty, a company involved in transmitting copyrighted material for reception inside treaty members runs the risk of infringing upon their laws.
Manifestations of our common mission are omnipresent: on t-shirts, elevator doors and backpacks; in public relations efforts and annual party skits; inside newcomer orientation material, even reception-area clocks.
Nothing unfamiliar about the material or its reception.
Visitors can also see a three-dimensional computer model of the complex spaces and browse through research material in the reception area as well as learn about the ghosts who are said to haunt the site.
With this foundation, we will investigate the long-lasting impact of Petrarch¿s work on Renaissance poetry and humanism, with attention to both the literary and the material aspects of its reception.
Frank would do the first 25 minutes, get the audience on his side, introduce me, I'd do 30 minutes of old material to a lukewarm reception, Frank would come back on stage, and we'd sing a song we'd written called It's Over Now.
She is also at work on two new projects: a study of the material history and contemporary reception of William Hunter's Anatomy of the Human Gravid Uterus (1774); and a broad investigation of the role of physical violence as rendered on the body and landscape, as well as on the canvas and sketchbook page in the visual cultures of the British colonial world.
