Turning patients can be difficult owing to the severity of illness, patient size, patient weight, and the presence of traction, indwelling lines, and ancillary equipment surrounding the bed.
Line's prospects of growth in other parts of Asia — the continent where it is focusing its resources — are tough, but having a strong following in those four aforementioned markets does mean that services like Line Man have a decent shot at gaining traction where Line is popular.
Because of the electric traction, the line was not affected by the lack of coal during World War II, and in 1945 it had 285,900 passengers.
The SS ( i ) includes 35 kV entrance cables, a main tie line, a TT, traction busbars, feeder lines, a feeder breaker ( {text{K}}_{i} ), a sub-feeder, and its circuit breaker, etc.
Straight line or in-line traction is easier to apply generally and more common.
This, combined with its growing credit line and traction, appears to have investors lining up at the startup's door.
One of the first countries to use electric traction for main-line operations was Italy, where a system was inaugurated as early as 1902.
The new exhibition "The White, the Black and the Kestrel" by Mr. Barry at the Michael Kohn Gallery in Los Angeles, adds fresh traction to that line of thought.
Depending on your prior exposure to big-horsepower cars, the initial second of acceleration might not seem out of the ordinary — even with all-wheel-drive, a car has only so much traction off the line, and a Porsche 911 Turbo can spin all four tires out of the gate, too.
