Having once been able-bodied and now not being even a shadow of my former self, I can offer a unique perspective on the life of a disabled service user (one I wish I didn't have).
It concerns an afternoon and evening in the life of a middle-aged civil-service flunky by that name.
His father was a high-ranking pilot, and he lived the peripatetic life of a service child.
Just afterward, he told the story of Army Staff Sgt. Justin Peck, a Bronze Star medal recipient who saved the life of fellow service member badly wounded by an ISIS explosion.
In recent years considerable attention has been paid to estimate the remaining life of a service-exposed component for effective utilising such components beyond the design life.
Strong -- whom television fans might also know from his onscreen work on "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" and "Mad Men" -- based "The Butler" on the life of Eugene Allen, a White House service worker who worked through eight administrations, from Harry Truman to Ronald Reagan.
If it dulls, however, the company will resharpen it for the life of the product, a valuable service if you intend to cut hundreds of pumpkins or use this weighted blade to practice your William Tell routine with a CPR dummy.
We use mediation as a generic term for a combination of negotiation, brokerage and state notification, jointly concurring to the realization of the entire life-cycle of a service.
A number of factors influence the fatigue life of a component in service, viz., (i) complex stress cycles, (ii) engineering design, (iii) manufacturing and inspection, (iv) service conditions and environment and (v) material of construction.
Virtual enterprise integration is the task of improving the performance of a temporary alliance of globally distributed independent enterprises that participate in the different phases of the life cycle of a product or service by efficiently managing the interactions among the participants.
