Cleanliness referred to both personal hygiene as well as cleanliness of the home and surroundings.
But with a closer look at the results, many wondered how the train's sister lines, the A and the E, had managed to score so well for cleanliness.
Availability of adequate supplies of water, as well as cleanliness of available water, is particularly important for diarrhoea prevention.
The New Yorker, April 28 , 1934P. 13 A new bathtub has been invented, called the Neo Angle Tub, which is four feet square, and designed for relaxation as well as for cleanliness, and is said to be the first major improvement in the bathtub world today, or since the original stationary tub was installed in this country in 1841.
By A. Bruce and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 28 , 1934P. 13 A new bathtub has been invented, called the Neo Angle Tub, which is four feet square, and designed for relaxation as well as for cleanliness, and is said to be the first major improvement in the bathtub world today, or since the original stationary tub was installed in this country in 1841.
The ratings reflect how food is prepared, cooked and stored, as well as the cleanliness and condition of buildings and how the business is managed.
Since its independence in the 1960s, this island nation at the toe of the Malay Peninsula has become famous for its commercial sophistication as well as its cleanliness.
And don't miss the one night a week the dining room is taken over by the best of the street-food vendors (well vetted for cleanliness) for a buffet one of the best ideas I've come across at an Asian resort.
An electron beam, used as a heat source in this process, enables the precise control of heat delivered to the tool parts during brazing as well as high cleanliness of the joint due to lack of gas impurities in the vacuum environment.
First-time visitors will be pleasantly surprised by its gastronomy, nightlife and cultural activities as well as the cleanliness, polish and, yes, safety.
