Sentence examples for perpetual maintenance from inspiring English sources
The occupied buildings are in bad condition and need "perpetual maintenance", according to Vasile, who is also a mechanical engineer.
This review has further characterized the need for careful design, implementation, and perpetual maintenance of a community-wide lead cleanup.
This observed low rate of contaminating bacteria was supported by microscopic controls which are routine in the perpetual maintenance of algal strains (data not shown).
(Leona also established a three-million-dollar trust for the "perpetual care and maintenance" of the mausoleum, directing that it be "acid washed or steam cleaned at least once a year").
In addition, critics suggest that financial securities the money gathered from an operator to pay for maintenance and potential problems after closure tend to be too low for long-term perpetual care of a standard mining site, let alone for a gloopy disaster of the tailings breach variety.
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According to Hutson, the pricing structure will likely involve a fee for a perpetual license and then an annual maintenance fee.
With shanghaiing frowned on nowadays, most of the ships are in a perpetual struggle to meet their payrolls and pay for money-gobbling maintenance so they can carry on the traditions of the Age of Sail.
The vast highways network in China is moving from the phase of construction to the phase of maintenance, and with the introduction of new technique of perpetual pavement in last decade, it is necessary to consider recycling as one of the promising solutions for rehabilitation of old asphalt concrete pavement and ultimately to convert them into perpetual pavements.
The local activation of tissue myofibroblasts are a highly conserved and stereotypic response to injury [ 8], and is fundamental to a broader biological principle in development, maintenance, and injury-repair responses of mammalian tissues/organs - perpetual and dynamic epithelial-mesenchymal-endothelial interactions.
The maintenance effort is better distributed across a community, to avoid a perpetual investment of time for updates that is unrewarding (both scientifically and in terms of career advancement) for the individual scientist.
