In fact, she adds, UCPS is fortunate compared with schools being designed today: it just squeaked in under the wire before the government snipped still further at the already super-economical classroom size restraints (formerly 60 square metres per classroom and now down to a maximum of 55).
Between most points this distance was one sixth of d1, except for the points in the neck region where, due to muscle size restraints, the horizontal distance was one seventh of d1.
It is crucial to follow the size restraints for sufficient water storage.
It is the damage done to us by growing up strapped inside a cultural straitjacket – a tight-fitting, one-size restraint imposed on us at birth – that leaves no room to grow.
This was mainly caused by the size effect and restraint of the support.
Second, the Board is recommending that Transport Canada work with industry to develop age and size appropriate child restraint systems for infants and young children travelling on commercial aircraft and mandate their use to provide an equivalent level of safety compared to adults.
Due to technical restraints, size limitations, the necessity for a relatively large amount of blood withdrawn and possible indicator toxicity, many methods of cardiac output monitoring are not feasible, hence cardiac output is generally estimated from indirect parameters of systemic blood flow.
In a notice posted on the agency's Web site, Subaru said the seat belt for the center position in the back seat may not lock "depending on the shape and size" of the child restraint being used.
The results suggest the existence of a critical aggregate size below which aggregate-restraint does not cause detectable microcracking.
Accordingly, this paper examines minimum size requirements for hip restraints to prevent passenger ejection during sharp turns and evaluates the effectiveness of a handhold mounted at the center of the bench seat.
