Sentence examples for standardised materials from inspiring English sources
A variety of non-union subcontractors and "unskilled" workers moved from house to house, each performing one of 26 highly specialised steps in the overall assembly process – all using thoroughly standardised materials, all purchased directly from their manufacturers.
The strengthening technique requires low-tech equipment and workmanship, uses readily available, not expensive and industrially standardised materials.
The ICP exposed standardised materials, including Mansfield sandstone and Portland limestone, at a network of test sites across Europe between 1987 and the present [17].
The counselling sessions are attached to routine pre- and postnatal visits using standardised materials and procedures.
Parents were also able to engage readily in the 'play sessions', using standardised materials containing locally familiar household objects and toys.
As a first step, the nine Asian HDSS combined their efforts in a multi-site risk factor survey using standardised materials and methods (10).
Following this, an extensive numerical modelling study, incorporating the proposed standardised material parameters, was carried out to investigate the effect of production route (cold-formed and hot-finished) and material grade (austenitic, duplex and ferritic) on the flexural buckling behaviour and design of stainless steel square, rectangular and circular hollow section compression members.
Sample distribution is governed by the conditions set out in the EBB charter and standardised material transfer agreements (MTAs).
Since this variation contradicts the development of standardised material, our protocol indicated we would check that physiotherapists either provided information leaflets illustrating exercises for home use already or would access a standard web-based facility to generate 'bespoke' exercise sheets.
Participants will be provided with standardised Mental Health First Aid materials, including the Mental Health First Aid Manual and additional tailored materials designed for nurses.
In 1930, Moscow enlisted the help of German architect Ernst May, who had won acclaim building egalitarian housing settlements in Frankfurt with standardised, prefabricated materials.
