Sentence examples for preservation facilities from inspiring English sources

Federal law prohibits the selling of organs but not of human tissue.Although Mr Guyett got his bodies from funeral homes (he paid the directors to alert him of new arrivals), more reputable tissue businesses get their bodies from hospitals, which tend to keep better records and have better preservation facilities.

The improper disposal of chemical wastes at industrial sites, such as manufactured gas plants (or gasworks), coking operations, and wood preservation facilities, has resulted in the release of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and other polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs).

In February, Corbis announced that it would be storing the Sygma collection in a preservation facility near Paris.

There will be an open house in the preservation facility prior to the lecture, from 1 30-3 30pm.

"There he goes," said Mr. Borden, the executive director of the SVF Foundation, a heritage livestock preservation facility here.

Housed within the Joe and Rika Mansueto Library will be a state-of-the-art conservation and preservation facility, a special collections service area, a grand reading room and the capacity for 3.5 million volumes of print material, which will be contained in a high-density, automated shelving system.

The largest aircraft storage and preservation facility in the world is located at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona.

Due to the lack of available conservation facilities in Iraq, the report recommended sending the objects to the U.S for "expeditious" preservation.

James W. Shepherd, director of preservation and facilities at Washington National Cathedral, where damage from a 2011 earthquake is still unrepaired, said the immediate days after an event like Monday's fire will be a critical time for the Notre Dame.

Preliminary electronic catalog records were created during 1995 for all the titles in the Library and the preservation microfilming facilities were in operation.

And its object is not to exclude particular communication, but to coordinate multiple uses of limited space; assure preservation of park facilities; prevent dangerous, unlawful, or impermissible uses; and assure financial accountability for damage caused by an event.