Sentence examples for textbook procedure from inspiring English sources

As on every mission for the last forty years (most cleverly, and most fruitfully, Apollo 13), a textbook procedure needed a further touch of improvisation, of casual human marginalia; John Glenn had to go and buy himself a 35-mm.

One can raise a number of questions about whether the modern textbook procedure does really capture a sensible notion of logical consequence.

Staff members at a university-affiliated hospital here used textbook sterile procedures — gloves, gowns, masks — when I underwent invasive neurological testing several months ago.

It thus enables them to bypass state science standards, textbook selection procedures, and other curriculum safeguards.

I used OSCE videos when there was something unclear about the instructions on clinical procedures written in the textbook.

I would not rewrite the Nation's civil procedure textbooks and call into doubt the pleading rules of most of its States without far more informed deliberation as to the costs of doing so.

Mike Nisi, Golden West's chief of underwater operations, said the procedure was "textbook" in its execution.

To buttress his point, he referred to a neurology textbook that shows the procedure as he says it was performed.

This is the fourth edition of a well-known textbook focusing on the procedures and techniques that are fundamental to the practice of Intensive Care Medicine.

Who are they to impose their "textbook-sanctified" surgical procedures on these crash victims?

My seemingly textbook-perfect in vitro fertilization procedure -- in which I had six very good embryos and my doctor transferred the three most beautiful, symmetrical and hearty-looking of the batch to my uterus -- also failed for no discernible reason.