A collection of services rather than a stand-alone facility, perinatal hospice programs are often associated with hospitals.
As he spoke, Koll stood inside Cornell's $4.5 million Friedman Wrestling Center, which opened in 2002 as the first stand-alone facility devoted to collegiate wrestling.
"Originally the museum was going to be a bricks-and-mortar stand-alone facility," said Marsha Semmel, president and chief executive of the Women of the West Museum, based in Boulder, Colo.
Visualization features can be incorporated into a stand-alone facility and integrated with the workstation.
February or March 2003 marks the groundbreaking for the first building of Barshop Center's new stand-alone facility.
This stand-alone facility seems to be a feasible option to exploit low- and medium-grade thermal energy (geothermal, solar, waste heat) in places where the electricity supply is unreliable.
We describe how the Federal Reserve altered the design of the Term Auction Facility (TAF) over the course of the financial crisis and examine the utilization of this stand-alone facility.
The data was derived from Aspen Plus models of a 25 odthour-1 (around 55 million litres year-1ethanol) stand-alone facility, validated by laboratory scale experiment.
An SDO was defined as a dialysis provider that was either a stand-alone facility or part of a chain with 50 or fewer facilities.
Reference-case conversion processes were adapted from Aspen Plus™ models of a softwood, 25 odt.h-1 (approximately 55 M.l.y-1ethanol M.l.y-1ethanolacility, developed by the University of Lund and validated by laboratory scale experiments [ 17].
Disadvantages of a stand-alone facility include lack of ready access to consultative physicians; critical care nursing; radiologic and other imaging studies; blood products, medications, and resuscitative procedures; and other services available at a large medical center.
