Sentence examples for upper service from inspiring English sources
However, it has a low upper service temperature.
However, thermal embrittlement at intermediate homologous temperatures of ∼475 °C and below, limits upper service temperatures for many applications.
New lean grade duplex alloys have improved thermal stability over standard grades and potentially increase the upper service temperature or the lifetime at a given temperature for this class of material.
A key aspect of the platform is its Service Oriented Architecture middleware that collects data from heterogeneous Telecare and Telehealth gateways and provides the upper service layers with a unified and standards compliant message.
Pupils from socially underprivileged families (EGP-classes V/VI/VII) compared to those from the upper service class (EGP-class I) have a higher probability of commencing VET but a lower probability of continuing with general education.
The impact toughness model predictions for the upper service temperature show that alloy 2003 may be viable for use in 288 °C applications for 80-year service lifetimes based on a Charpy V-notch criteria of 47 J at room temperature.
Although it was not first, Virgin Atlantic also went horizontal last week with flat beds in its Upper Class service, which is a hybrid of first and business classes.
Yates was a member of a privileged Virgin programme, "u" or "unique" class, for regular business and Upper Class service passengers who held the airline's gold card.
Virgin describes its Upper Class service -- whose fares, at about $7,600 for a round-trip ticket between New York and London, are roughly the same as British Airways' highly regarded Club World business class -- as a combination of business and first class.
Dr. Wolfe, who is the chief of hand and upper extremity service at the Hospital for Special Surgery, in New York, says it takes another hundred milliseconds for the soldier or Ken Jennings to press the buzzer.
Ads to appear in early November, promoting the Upper Class service on Virgin Atlantic, will resemble pages from children's books, wishing "night-night" to the "tech genius" and "fashion goddess" passengers rather than sleepy youngsters.
