Sentence examples for time of evacuation from inspiring English sources
The discovery of keys and locks suggests that chests that once stored valuables were moved at the time of evacuation.
It was found that there was a linear relationship between number of population and time of evacuation.
It focused on the effect of number of exits and population on time of evacuation, and evacuation efficiency of each exit by modeling the building.
Three factors, namely the length of evacuation route, time of evacuation process and density of pedestrian flow, are identified to have significant impacts on the efficiency of the evacuation process, especially at peak hours in a metro station.
Maternal ages at the time of evacuation did not differ comparing the control group with the study group.
We also identified two time periods of potential chemical exposure: 1942 1953 (the open period) and 1954 through the time of evacuation, ending in 1980 (the closed period).
Other forms of sensitivity analysis included modification for time of day, evacuation radii, vent locations, welfare facility locations, shadow evacuations and various levels of road network detail.
Therefore, local government officials and industrial facility operators should provide adequate and timely information and instructions to residents about protective measures at the time of an evacuation order.
Correction: October 9, 2003, Thursday An article on Thursday about the medical ordeal and rescue of Barry McCue, an American worker at the South Pole, misstated the light conditions at the time of his evacuation, on Sept. 21.
If they do not come up with the following, add them to the list: storm distance; storm speed; storm category; protection methods; expected day and time of landfall; evacuation recommendations, procedures, routes, and options; etc. Ask students if the information they need would change during the course of the storm (before, as and after it "hits").
But by the time of the evacuation order, Russia's military had already started booting Ukrainian troops from their bases or getting them to switch sides.
