Sentence examples for preparation installation from inspiring English sources
The installation process is divided into three distinct stages: preparation, installation, and configuration.
The majority of capital costs were due to land preparation, installation of liner material, and engineering fees.
Macroporosity benefits were evident two years after site preparation installation, but bulk density and saturated hydraulic conductivity were not, suggesting these two measurements were affected over time by differences in rooting activity influenced by initial aeration benefits.
Factors such as site preparation, installation labor, permitting, financing and other soft costs account for a significant percentage of a U.S. solar energy project.
Local resident Nikolai Ulasevich, who is a member of the opposition United Civic Party, claimed the 330-tonne shell had fallen from a height of 2-4m in preparation for installation.
The New Yorker, November 8 , 1947P. 24 Talk: Interview with Dr. James L. Clark, director of the Museum of Natural History's Dept. of Preparation and Installation, who will head an expedition into what he describes as "the last bastion of unspoiled native Africa".
Talk: Interview with Dr. James L. Clark, director of the Museum of Natural History's Dept. of Preparation and Installation, who will head an expedition into what he describes as "the last bastion of unspoiled native Africa".
James L. Clark (1883 1969) was director of preparation and installation at the AMNH.
Deployment of a large parallel system is typically a very complex process, involving several steps of preparation, delivery, installation, testing and acceptance.
In experimental chapter, all the details of sample preparation, furnace installation, X-ray optics setups and data analyses procedures are explained.
Similarly common floor issues include resin floors with too much grit; impeding sanitation; inconsistent quality of floor; floor cove surface rough, and difficult to clean and sanitize; poor workmanship in floor preparation and installation, resulting in delamination and early deterioration; and epoxy and floor sealers that discolor over time from exposure to light.
