Carbon brushes provide for external electric connections.
According to the model, topical compress should not only provide for external protection of the wound, but mainly stimulate the regeneration processes, e.g., by ensuring active wound debridement, maintaining appropriate moisture with the appropriate pH, gas exchange and thermal regulation within the wound bed [ 18].
Discussing whether or not the recent financial crisis may provide for sufficiently external pressure in order to change the inner constitution of the economy, leads to a possible example of experiencing a near-catastrophe.
The primary goals of the CVC-CRI proficiency panel program are to allow for the harmonization of immune monitoring assays across institutions to a degree needed to represent stable biomarker assays and to provide for an external quality assurance resource for laboratories participating in the proficiency panel.
These databases serve to provide data for external services such as route planning and traffic analysis.
If epidemiology is increasingly used for human rights analysis and to provide grounds for external intervention, moreover, governments may begin to block general public health research among needy populations, to the detriment of humanitarian assistance programs.
One participant warned that peer review was needed to provide opportunities for external funding of CRCAH projects since "if our processes aren't peer review type processes, then our researchers won't be competitive" (A2).
A drawback is the required data handling, as the user has to provide URLs for external files, which requires uploading large amount of data to either a local web server or a remote location.
Thus, the novel method of explosion protection for gas transferring systems provides for independent, external, and control-free effective flame localization and extinguishing without interrupting the combustible gas flow.
The avoided GHG emissions of fossil heat supply by providing heat for external utilization (e.g., district heating, drying process) was stated as heat credits.
The care-givers portrayed a picture of frequent episodes of illness in the child, disruption of personal lives, loss of friends, declining resources, inability to provide for the child, lack of external support, permanent fear for the child's imminent death and overall desperation.
