That means batteries can be employed instead of mains electricity and modern lithium-ion batteries, the ones Dr Gura chose, are also light, and thus portable.To reduce the other source of weight, the water, Dr Gura and his team designed disposable cartridges containing materials that capture toxins from the cleansing water, so that it can be recycled.
Disney bought the teams in the mid-Nineties as part of an effort to revitalize the home city of the first Disneyland; that job done, it views the teams as disposable.
To reduce the risk for cross-contamination during sample collection, teams changed disposable gloves and shoe covers between each of the 5 LBM poultry zones.
The Patriot Way indeed, writes Judy Battista in The Times, which comes as little surprise to anyone who has watched the team treat players like disposable napkins through the Bill Belichick era, writes Ron Borges in The Boston Herald.
Coaches and management were portrayed as callous figures who viewed players as disposable parts and allowed team doctors to shoot them up with painkillers that masked their injuries.
At worst, you could begin thinking of them as the most disposable part of your team--and they'll notice.
The team provided protective clothing (lightweight coveralls and disposable gloves), educational sessions at the worksite on exposure prevention, shoe boxes and laundry bags to store work clothing and shoes, and a field station with warm water and soap for handwashing.
Successful teams have shown that there is a disposable quality to running backs.
Sterilized gowns, caps, and masks that filter the team's exhaled air and sterilized gloves of disposable plastic complete the picture.
One kit for implanting an intravenous port in chemotherapy patients contained 44 items, but the green team downsized it to 27 items and swapped disposable gowns and linens for reusable ones.
