Sentence examples for reachable surfaces from inspiring English sources

Hygiene failure is partly due to HCW understaffing or over-workload, hardly reachable surfaces, and ineffectiveness of common disinfectants against bacteria growing within biofilm.

Think back to New York in the '70s and '80s - litter strewn along the streets, minefields of dog excrement, and graffiti on every surface reachable by a can of spray paint.

Injection molding tests were then carried out with this system by using a general purpose isotactic polypropylene and a cavity 200 mm thick in order to check the effect of surface heating on reachable flow length and morphology of the molded parts.

Moreover, the distance between the curtain displacement (actual distance reachable) and the position of the planar surface (perceived distance reachable) informed the participants about the accuracy of their perceptual judgment.

They had to position the planar surface at the maximum distance reachable with the rod, that is, such that it coincided with the distal end of the rod.

After the participant had positioned the planar surface at the perceived distance reachable with the rod, she was to touch the curtain with the rod.

The size of a fermentation tank can be several hundred cubic meters limiting the use of many traditional sampling methods since the reachable areas are scarce compared to the entire tank surface.

Heroin has surfaced in Bodaibo, a mountain-ringed gold mining outpost reachable only by small plane, and in Ust-Kut, a northern river port whose shipping business has all but dried up.

The active site of XDH is deeply buried in the enzyme, but reachable through a funnel-shaped cavity that is wider on the surface.

In the test phases, the participants were simply to estimate the length by positioning the planar surface so that it coincided with the perceived distance reachable with the handheld rod.

Since the maximum allowed force for penetration is the weight of the lander/rover on their targeted planetary surface, our results put a strong constraint on the maximum reachable depth without endangering the whole mission.