But the practice is different under the 1986 law. "The problem is that temporary sealing orders almost always become permanent," Judge Smith wrote.
"The result of meeting the target through temporary sealing, which fails after a short time, is that for most of a dwelling's lifetime, air permeability will be higher than the design value," the paper said.
Finally, at noon, the Con Ed workers reached the feeder pipe, unsealed the safety holes and inserted two balloonlike devices, which formed a temporary seal.
Removing the temporary seal releases the pressure to equalize with atmospheric and then nozzle surfaces are wiped clean with a lintless towel.
Under these circumstances, a calcium hydroxide paste (Merck, Darmstadt, Germany) was used to fill the canals, and a temporary seal (Cavit, ESPE, Seefeld/Oberbay, Germany) was placed.
There are numerous advantages to completing root canal therapy in a single appointment, such as there is no risk of flare-up induced by leakage of the temporary seal between appointments and materials needed for separate visits are saved [ 9].
On Monday, a Circuit Court judge in Fairfax County, Va., issued a temporary injunction sealing the 2011 divorce records at the request of Mr. Moore's former wife.
Important advances in wireline temperature logging in boreholes make use of active line source heating alone and then in combination with temporary borehole sealing with flexible impervious fabric liners to eliminate the effects of borehole cross-connection and recreate natural flow conditions.
He acknowledged that later in the locker room, and he was like, 'It's something I have to work on.' " Several states away, in Northern California, Stanford's players endured a similarly rigorous preseason conditioning program designed to prepare the Cardinal by having them endure as temporary Navy SEALs.
A temporary cap had sealed the flow on 15 July while a relief well was dug.
The temporary restoration should perfectly seal the interfaces during the time it stays in place [13].
