Sentence examples for pocket carriage from inspiring English sources
Importantly, pocket carriage of the alcohol-based handrub was associated with increased compliance.
At 500sq ft, the average new one-bedroom flat is no bigger than a London tube carriage (Pocket flats are 100sq ft smaller), a fact that prompted the Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) to campaign for stricter minimum space standards for new homes.
By means of internal bellows the supply of compressed air from the compressor in a pocket through the channel in the carriage is provided in a starting position, i.e., in the absence of pressure in channels, the axial bearing is drawn to the guideway surface by the forces created by bellows.
The self-completed event diary was set in pocket book form for ease of carriage and allowed space for 27 consecutive event entries.
The self-established planar gas support includes the axial bearing with a pocket of squared or round form, supplied with the spherical convex part placed in conic deepening of the carriage and kept in it are two elastics in axial direction thin-walled bellows.
A one-bedroom flat averages at 500sq ft – about the size of a tube carriage – while Barwell's favoured developer, Pocket Living, sells 400sq ft flats for a quarter of a million pounds apiece.
Both handrub formulations were widely available in bottles for pocket carriage as well as at different points at the patient bedside [ 7, 14].
Crossroads 1.0 epitomizes the difficulties the carriage trade is having in reaching India beyond a few pockets of inherited wealth.
Listings for homes built before 1900 are far more likely to mention exposed brick, pocket doors (which open by sliding into a "pocket" in the nearby wall rather than swinging open), carriage houses, and grand staircases than homes built in more recent decades.
