Sentence examples for secondary evacuation from inspiring English sources

This model is aimed to minimize the maximum travel time and minimize the secondary evacuation expected costs simultaneously.

In this paper, a bi-objective model is proposed to optimize the engineering route assignment, with the possibilities of secondary evacuation in consideration.

As stated in the Mass Evacuation Plan for New Zealand (MCDEM 2008, p.56), "the planning process should decide upon primary and secondary evacuation routes from an anticipated affected area", and "evacuation routes should be designed with due consideration to local area hazard maps to ensure that selected routes are appropriate for anticipated hazards".

Current contingency and mass evacuation plans call for areas of 3 kilometres ("Primary Evacuation Zone") and 5 kilometres ("Secondary Evacuation Zone") radius from the erupting vents to account for base surges (Beca Carter Hollings and Ferner Ltd. 2002, Auckland CDEM Group 2008b, Auckland CDEM 2013).

The U.S. Embassy in Saigon was intended to only be a secondary evacuation point for embassy staff, but it was soon overwhelmed with evacuees and desperate South Vietnamese.

STC is defined as the delay of stool transit through the colon, due to a myopathy, neuropathy or secondary to an evacuation disorder such as DD. 8 In the elderly, age related neurodegenerative changes in the enteric nervous system have been previously noted.

These are somewhat consistent with the primary (3 km radius) and secondary (5 km radius) evacuation zones in the AVF contingency plan, but crucially suggest an additional larger radius of 8 km should be considered in evacuation demand analysis.

Following reduction, the system was purged with Ar at 700 °C to remove residual NH x groups and then, following evacuation under secondary vacuum, 50 mbar of N2 was admitted.

This paper discusses four possible evacuation means preferred, primary, secondary and tertiary.

Evacuation of hematoma with secondary craniotomy was undergone for four cases, and conservative treatment and subdural effusion-peritoneal-shunt for every two cases.

The evacuation of livestock was a secondary priority to human evacuation, but since livestock represent significant economic value to impacted farmers, there may be strong desire and even economic justification to remove livestock from an impact area.