For example, the building could add a mechanical ventilation system to provide better ventilation, Mr. Varsalona said.
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When they reprogrammed the ventilation system, allowing ventilation air flows to drop from 30 percent to 10 percent, Yahoo staff reported 47 percent lower dissatisfaction with air quality.
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The USDA guidelines for ventilation shutdown are to turn off the ventilation systems, then raise the temperature inside the barn to at least 104F for a minimum of three hours.
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" She also noted the "decent ventilation" and "comfortable fit.
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"There are cases where noninvasive ventilation is comparable or even superior to mechanical ventilation," said Dr. Douglas White, a critical care physician and ethicist at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
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The tunnel had ventilation, lights and a motorbike on rails.
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I've turned the ventilation up to keep the outside out.
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"Ventilation is probably the most important thing," Dr. Galvez said.
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Its design also allows for ventilation, perfect for hot days.
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Proper ventilation is required, and farmers will monitor ammonia levels.
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She opened the doors, and the vents created cross ventilation.
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Ventilation ducts and electrical wiring were in the wrong places.
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Air filters could be added, holes sealed and ventilation improved.
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But a month passed, and the ventilation system never materialized.
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The truck body had no vents or working ventilation equipment.
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The real highlight, though, is the ventilation holes Everlane added.
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Many factors, of course, affect a plane's cabin temperature, including the effectiveness of various ground ventilation systems aircraft connect to at airports across the country, as well as the ventilation system on any given airplane.
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There really was no air ventilation since the windows didn't open.
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Multiple people throughout the day emphasized the intricate ventilation and piping.
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The LA tunnel was criticized for lacking ventilation or emergency exits.
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"And their response to that was, 'We need ventilation,'" Kimberly claimed.
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Melrose will acquire the ventilation product maker for $86 per share.
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It was equipped with lighting, ventilation and a motorcycle on rails.
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Now, they swear by the shoes, citing their ventilation and durability.
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But without enough ventilation, we could see a return of tuberculosis.
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This could result in a person requiring mechanical ventilation to survive.
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Installing filtration equipment in your home's ventilation system can reduce exposure.
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Got everything plugged in, ventilation set up and your materials purchased?
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These mounds were not ventilation structures, but simply piles of dirt.
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Ventilation tubes and electricity cables run along the rough-hewed walls.
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Maybe the researchers could provide direct access to the ventilation pipe.
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They are often windowless and dirty, with little ventilation, he said.
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The heat and lack of ventilation really was the theme this year.
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Demolition of the ventilation stack at the Plutonium Finishing Plant, July 2017.
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Inside the spacesuit, one would wear a liquid cooling and ventilation garment.
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He worked from a bullpen office with no windows and terrible ventilation.
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Charlie requires invasive ventilation to breathe and cannot see, hear or swallow.
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The acquisition gives Melrose access to Nortek's ventilation and home security business.
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This was achieved thanks to better ventilation and evaporation during intense training.
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So maybe Transavia should look into some better ventilation systems or something.
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Exploding corpses remain a possibility in modern mausoleums that lack proper ventilation.
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If you're scared of stinky shoes, don't worry — they have ventilation holes.
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I looked toward the ventilation duct and said: Hi, Miro, hi, Eric.
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Store your wetsuit in a dry, shaded area with plenty of ventilation.
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The fourth was said to be for ventilation and aesthetic purposes only.
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Engineers opened a joint in the ventilation tubing and drained the water.
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They also analyzed how ventilation settings changed those concentrations inside of cars.
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The air stinging the eyes as it cycles through plane's ventilation system.
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This severely limits the amount of ventilation a living space can receive.
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All the work was done inside a ventilation device called a fumehood.
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Natural ventilation is provided through buried cooling tubes and operable vent boxes.
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The answer will come from somebody who doesn't normally think about ventilation.
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In the case of Wone, not strategic color blocking, or extra ventilation.
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Wear gloves and make sure you have quality ventilation when you clean.
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Non-invasive ventilation would be used to treat this sort of failure.
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The crankcase ventilation system helps gases escape from an internal combustion engine.
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The shaft was equipped with lighting, ventilation and a motorcycle on rails.
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The new building codes include updates to building ventilation and lighting standards.
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Three patients stopped breathing and needed to be put on ventilation machines.
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"It's the ventilation system that we have in our institute," he said.
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In the absence of benefit, the FDA should consider banning filter ventilation.
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The toilets are primitive, the ventilation bad, the smell unbearable, he said.
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But perhaps the most far-reaching innovation was the mid-tunnel ventilation system.
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The homes are designed with natural ventilation, building performance, and sustainability in mind.
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Never have I ever been in a chain restaurant bathroom with proper ventilation.
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There's also a lack of proper ventilation , which means you get VR sweats.
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Without human intervention, robot garages generate savings on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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The smoker could place an air filtration or ventilation system in his unit.
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"Improving ventilation in your home can reduce the concentration and exposure," she said.
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The investigators also discovered that the water park's ventilation system didn't actually work.
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All it needs is an outlet to power its light and ventilation fan.
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Officials said he then hustled into a tunnel that had ventilation and lighting.
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Three months ago, two inmates climbed through the jail's ventilation system and bolted.
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Plus, as the warmer weather approaches, a little extra ventilation is always welcome.
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Walls will be thickened for insulation and etched for ventilation and material efficiency.
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The ventilation tube for this is — very cleverly — already incorporated into the pod.
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Air enters through ground channels and passes through ventilation ducts on each level.
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The trains passed emergency shelters and ventilation shafts pumping cool air from above.
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The video shows dozens of patients with plastic ventilation covers over their heads.
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He may need to evaluate the building's ventilation system or properly seal holes.
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There the Metropolitan Transportation Authority finished building a $180 million emergency ventilation plant.
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Inside some tunnels were ventilation shafts and rest points with mattresses and bedding.
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For now, he said, cleaning and ventilation are "far less costly than removal."
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The air inside wasn't excessively smoky, either, thanks to the cafe's ventilation system.
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There's a rear-door hatch for ventilation and easier access to the trailer.
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Returning to the basics of natural light and natural ventilation to reduce consumption.
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Natural ventilation is the greenest choice, but air-conditioners can be used sustainably.
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Away sent employees gas masks and promised to install a new ventilation system.
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In children, respiratory depression can be life-threatening and may require mechanical ventilation.
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What I didn't expect was to get pulled down into a ventilation system.
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"We did see that there's slither marks that are in that, that ventilation system that goes out to the roof," Steinbarth told WBAY, adding that the school plans to take apart the ventilation system to see if Kai is hiding inside.
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" — Steven C. "10 bay enclosure, Bosch tool box, custom temp read, ultra quiet ventilation.
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" — Steven C. "10 bay enclosure, Bosch tool box, custom temp read, ultra quiet ventilation.
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These were still in relatively good shape, with gunsights and ventilation shafts mostly intact.
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Visitors were asked to leave two shopping malls as the smoke entered ventilation systems.
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It even gives you ventilation alerts to remind you to air out the house.
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The migrants were crammed in a space of 10 square meters, with no ventilation.
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Not only does mesh provide some extremely valuable ventilation, it also just looks awesome.
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The investigators surveyed employees, tested the water, and inspected the water park's ventilation system.
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Using the app you can try and figure out, for instance, optimal ventilation timings.
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Any loose powder on the space station is a catastrophe for the ventilation systems.
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If all those benchmarks are true, the MacBook Pro might have a ventilation problem.
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I have always disliked this perfectly designed maze of marble, deceit and ventilation systems.
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The girls were huddled round an open fire, coughing because of the poor ventilation.
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They're bike-helmet-compatible and allow plenty of ventilation for the toughest outdoor sports.
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Catching the wind maximizes cross ventilation and "keeps the air sweet," the architect said.
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They also shed a lot and their fur is carried through your ventilation system.
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A local heating and cooling business installed the ventilation system at a deep discount.
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Electric cables and ventilation hoses are laid in the cave, the Bangkok Post reports.
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They spent a lot of time removing debris from around the ventilation duct work.
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"But anywhere with poor ventilation is where mold can be found," Dr. Stukus warns.
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She requested a reboot and passed the thirty seconds listening to the ventilation system.
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It was the middle of August and the building had less-than-ideal ventilation.
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V8 models add ventilation and a power recline feature to the heated rear chairs.
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In a moderate pandemic, 64,000 people are projected to need mechanical ventilation -- breathing machines.
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Proper ventilation, filtration and humidity reduce the spread of pathogens like the new coronavirus.
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Speculated causes have included dust, microbes, carpets, ventilation and, like in Linda's story, mold.
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In the bathroom, the lack of ventilation soon triggered mold growth, Dr. Bottrell said.
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There was no ventilation in the rear of the Ford Explorer, the affidavit said.
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On the bedside table, there's a ventilation machine, the kind used for sleep apnea.
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In my old apartment, there was a constant trade-off between temperature and ventilation.
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While many tunnels are rudimentary, others have lighting, tracks and ventilation systems, even elevators.
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It works like a ventilation system, cleaning outside air and pumping it into their home.
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Inhalation without adequate ventilation can be corrosive to the lungs and can cause respiratory failure.
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The issue tends to arise in poorly manufactured devices that don't include proper battery ventilation.
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Poor ventilation can lead to a concentration of such chemicals in the air, Vasiliou said.
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The most recent version is the eighth iteration, which includes trimmings such as ventilation windows.
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So it's ventilation, validation, and then the last part of it is prediction and preparation.
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Kozma offered us soda and told his brother to open the front door for ventilation.
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You're just in this dark box and it smells like mold and there's no ventilation.
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An executive for Innovative Ventilation was not immediately available to answer questions about the lawsuit.
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An "improved cookstove" with ventilation is cleaner, but the investment might cost around 15 percent.
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During that time, he was kept alive by artificial ventilation in the critical care unit.
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Second, for older people and young children, living and sleeping spaces should have good ventilation.
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The researchers took water samples near a ventilation duct on the Cold War-era sub.
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The NTSB said there were neither written procedures nor proper training on the ventilation system.
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One serious recurring mistake underground promoters continue to make is being inattentive to proper ventilation.
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Her respiratory failure required mechanical ventilation, which placed her lungs at increased risk for infection.
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Hammond said Bonsai has engaged with companies dealing in oil, ventilation systems, robotics and cars.
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In most open spaces and with proper handling and ventilation, it doesn't pose a threat.
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"Successful ventilation also depends on sufficient numbers of suitably trained staff," the study authors wrote.
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The top down was essentially a ventilation solution, as cars weren't equipped with air conditioning.
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Other termites build mounds with complicated networks of tunnels that provide ventilation for underground nests.
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Furthermore, poor ventilation can trap contaminated aerosols and "facilitate transmission of the virus," said Ashraf.
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Most of the places they saw seemed small, and some were dark or lacked ventilation.
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They feature cars (both driven and driverless), the power grid, dams, and tunnel ventilation systems.
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Ventilation equipment, air conditioning machines, and fertilizers used for growing the plants were also seized.
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The inside of his apartment, visible through a small ventilation window, was covered in trash.
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When it came to the kitchen, the couple ran into some structural and ventilation issues.
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Jefferies removed air and ventilation company Ingersoll-Rand from the list, which it updates periodically.
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There was little light or ventilation, the documents say, and food and water was scarce.
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When he was unable to breathe on his own they supported him through mechanical ventilation.
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The ramshackle huts often have small doors and no windows, with poor sanitation and ventilation.
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All 34 patients required intensive care, and 12 required a breathing tube and mechanical ventilation.
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It consisted of a hulking, ruined ventilation tower with smashed glass windows and broken brickwork.
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Ventilation shutdown, on the other hand, is just a matter of flipping a few switches.
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Ventilation shutdown isn't widely used in other countries, according to Kiezebrink (gassing is usually preferred).
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Mold grows where moisture builds, often due to leaks, poor construction or lack of ventilation.
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I took down a couple of ugly kitchen cupboards and replaced them with a ventilation hood.
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Panels can get in the way of cutting ventilation holes, like they did on Eugene Street.
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A new on-board ventilation system, meanwhile, pushes air through the drone's body as it flies.
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Ventilation occurs to me, but that would be a waste of such a hermetically sealed environment.
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More buildings should be built with overhanging roofs or balconies for shade, or with natural ventilation.
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The babies who survive delivery require mechanical ventilation, medications, and IVs that provide nutrition and fluids.
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Those from hospital ventilation vents or the like may be perceived as enemies and be attacked.
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Airbus has also upgraded ventilation systems to refresh air more frequently and increase humidity on board.
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So you're not too hot and bothered, there's a ventilation system that mimics a windy breeze.
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Finally, Evans says it would be a good idea to improve the ventilation systems within subways.
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Tyco makes fire suppression systems and Johnson Controls makes ventilation systems, auto seating and car batteries.
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Plus, with pin core ventilation, you'll get increased airflow and breathability to add to your comfort.
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They preferred gas lighting to candles or early electric lights, slowly asphyxiating themselves in poor ventilation.
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Officials at the time indicated it was in the building's heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system.
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The document said that the invasive ventilation Charlie required was only provided in a hospital setting.
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Yet ventilation systems could not be turned down below an increasingly excessive 22010 percent of capacity.
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On Monday, the same two inmates climbed through the jail's ventilation system again and escaped again.
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Brian Allen Moody and Sonny Baker, by now no strangers to the ventilation system, snuck out.
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S: The other discussion here is about ventilation in clubs but maybe we should save that.
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The storm also damaged the ventilation and plumbing systems, said David Scott, the congregation's executive director.
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Many, like the one Guzmán used to escape prison, are equipped with electricity, ventilation and elevators.
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The most common cause of poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is insufficient ventilation and air circulation.
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Most required mechanical ventilation to breathe as well as medication to help their heart pump blood.
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These new ventilation requirements will make nail salons in New York the safest in the nation.
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Men knelt down to pray on its humid crimson carpet, ventilation pipes barely above their heads.
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And with regards to the smell, we put in a state-of-the-art ventilation system.
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The ventilation system is designed to prevent air from circulating between floors or to other buildings.
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Mules are a top choice for easy, breezy shoes, and this mesh variation offers extra ventilation.
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It said critically ill coronavirus patients needed ventilation for an average of three to seven days.
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" For these smokers, the risk of needing intensive care and mechanical ventilation is "more than double.
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Jutting out of Borden Avenue, near gleaming apartment buildings, is a Queens-Midtown Tunnel ventilation shaft.
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You should turn on the ventilation hood above your stove and open windows if you can.
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You should turn on the ventilation hood above your stove and open windows if you can.
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Higher CO2 levels — say, above 1,200 parts per million (ppm) — often indicate a low ventilation rate.
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The expansion will now use a Northern Line ventilation shaft to pipe heat into the network.
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With bleach, remember to wear gloves, open your windows (ventilation is your friend), and be careful.
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During that time, he has been kept alive by artificial ventilation in the critical care unit.
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We were all on the carpet, which is basically like a greenhouse with very little ventilation.
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In 2017, he launched the Jay and Randy Fishman Program for Home Assisted Ventilation at Penn.
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"They are in our ventilation system through our air vents, peeing and pooping everywhere," she said.
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A separate 2011 study gave randomly selected households in Guatemala a wood stove with chimney ventilation.
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Papal support While the case played out in the legal arena, the hospital continued to provide Alfie with artificial ventilation and assisted feeding, but his doctors said continued treatment was futile and speculated that, if they were to withdraw Alfie's ventilation support, the child would shortly die.
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Canha, who wasn't involved with this study, researches indoor air quality and sleep during different ventilation patterns.
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Heady smoke fills the air in spite of the well-publicized, state-of-the-art ventilation system.
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If the unit was turned off, they could have suffocated, because there would have been no ventilation.
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Plumbing and ventilation rob us of the social signals in feces and leave us with mere disgust.
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Today, Brent works at a local steel plant and does occasional heating, ventilation and air conditioning work.
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Asked about ventilation, she points to a hole in one wall, which is about ten centimetres square.
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After he took Isaac, Kasbar put him in a plastic drawer without ventilation holes, the DOJ said.
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Without proper ventilation, the chemical-rich glue (linked to cancer and other health problems) pervades factory floors.
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This 14-inch-thick mattress features gel memory foam layers, comfort foam, pocket coils, and cool ventilation.
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There are mesh ventilation zones across the sock to maximize breathability and wick away the most moisture.
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His father is the chairman of Rabe Environmental Systems, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning contractors in Erie.
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Doctors are being forced to make tough decisions on which patients will get ventilation machines or respirators.
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They are also trying to improve ventilation in the camp, which is known to be very dusty.
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In addition to HEPA filters, the floating hospitals' ventilation systems should avoid mixing outdoor and indoor air.
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So they set up a 9-foot "boardwalk" from the ants' mound to the ventilation pipe above.
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Only after engineers devised a complex ventilation system to pump out noxious fumes was the tunnel possible.
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The environmental inputs on the space station consist mostly of the constant hum of the ventilation system.
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I run cold but overheat easily, so I typically prioritize breathability and air ventilation when I buy.
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As carbon dioxide levels rise, better ventilation won&apost be enough to protect us from its effects.
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In addition to restoring the lighting and ventilation systems, the MTA also restored the station ID placard.
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The USDA would not confirm how many birds were killed using ventilation shutdown and how many were killed using a water-based foam that, while still suffocating the birds, kills poultry more quickly and is preferred over ventilation shutdown by groups including the Humane Society of the United States.
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"The weak vertical atmospheric circulation means ventilation corridors will have a very limited role to play," he said.
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He then placed Isaac in a plastic drawer that did not have ventilation holes, according to court documents.
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The lithium-ion batteries can be highly volatile, especially in poorly manufactured devices that lack proper battery ventilation.
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"We hope this would provide lights for work and fans for ventilation for the SEAL team," Narongsak said.
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He proposes favoring federal standards over state standards on issues like mine ventilation, fire protection and accident investigations.
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Ventilation systems that have HEPA filters and good air exchange are the best measures for protection, Reid said.
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The chemical reaction combined with a broken ventilation system and created a noxious cloud that employees then inhaled.
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The Emma Original Mattress is a three layer foam mattress that utilises breathable Airgocell® foam for ventilation.
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Adequate ventilation is also of course necessary to control moisture levels to prevent other nasty issues like mould.
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These are the five important structural elements: roof; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC); plumbing; electrical; and foundation.
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And without natural convection, flames spread differently, too—instead of rising, they just follow the spacecraft's ventilation system.
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The automated system controlling the heating, ventilation and hot water for the homes kept rebooting every 5 minutes.
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Compared with smoking regular cigarettes, the authors arrived at some conclusions about smoking filtered cigarettes with ventilation holes.
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Soon Guzmán's organization was constructing massive passages, hundreds of meters long, equipped with electricity, ventilation, and transport systems.
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One in ten people treated in the ICU after overdoses needed mechanical ventilation machines to help them breathe.
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And they're not going anywhere, because heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems don't just keep us comfortable.
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He described his experience as "super hot," involving wearing a 25-pound suit with no ventilation, constantly dehydrated.
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All this ventilation is functional, according the Caddy: It assists in cooling the engine for better track performance.
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She found herself enslaved with other women in a dimly-lit room with no ventilation, miles from Muscat.
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If the room still smells smokey hours after you've cut, you'll want to keep working on your ventilation.
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When working with bleach solution, wear household gloves to protect skin and ensure that there is proper ventilation.
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Dawes said that upon closer inspection, the sound was similar to a sound sometimes made by ventilation pumps.
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And part is related to the fact that small, enclosed, crowded spaces with poor ventilation facilitate tuberculosis transmission.
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This includes a two-story, 1,100-square-foot waxing truck with a state-of-the art ventilation system.
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I was reminded of that episode recently as a ventilation duct was being built in my building's courtyard.
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Stefania Perska, 79, has such a furnace and keeps a window in her kitchen open for additional ventilation.
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Through principles of basic physics, these pores regulate ventilation, humidity and possibly temperature, within the mound and nest.
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There is no air-conditioning, but motorized out-swing windows in the cupola provide ventilation in the summer.
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Within the apartments themselves, automatic control systems allow residents to adjust things such as lighting, ventilation and temperature.
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Many don't have good ventilation, which essentially makes it a bumpin' silent rave for fungi, mold, and bacteria.
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Ventilation is also a closed loop, harvesting surplus heat from the LEDs while managing humidity and oxygen levels.
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So far, around 15% to 20% of cases have become severe, requiring, for example, ventilation in the hospital.
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Ants kept falling through a ventilation pipe into the bunker, where they had nothing but corpses to eat.
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But architects now offer solutions to its challenges of building higher, such as structural, plumbing and ventilation issues.
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At Otisville, Cohen has been working on the prison's heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, CNN previously reported.
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Work has begun to replace the West Wing's 27-year-old heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system.
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The 2015 Toyota Prius had a solar panel roof feature that would help power the vehicles' ventilation system.
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The Crosby Independent School District shut down heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems at all of its campuses.
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There is no room for error when people depend on overnight or continuous mechanically assisted ventilation for survival.
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Barefoot pointed out that the Las Vegas shootings victims were trauma patients who didn't need long term ventilation.
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In a pandemic akin to the flu pandemics in 1957 or 1968, about 13,000 people might need ventilation.
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This is why some LED bulbs have ventilation holes to improve airflow and help cool the LED down.
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In some cases, like on some turkey farms in Indiana last month, this means resorting to ventilation shutdown.
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The Japanese musicians connect old tape recorders, television sets, and ventilation fans with modern-day computers to make music.
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Both projects provide healthful living for residents, thanks to good ventilation and stable inside temperatures, while minimizing utility bills.
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"We hope this would provide lights for work and fans for ventilation for the SEAL team," Chiang Rai Gov.
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Better yet, the case offers up to 50% ventilation so the sponge can dry properly without breeding additional bacteria.
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From slinky, spaghetti-strap tanks and slip dresses to bare shoulders and midriffs, the ventilation was at peak performance.
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At the top of each shaft will be either a shed housing ventilation equipment, or a flat steel grate.
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Dr Koziel varied temperature, humidity and ventilation levels in the container to mimic conditions in both summer and winter.
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New features include an upgraded helmet, which is incorporated into the spacesuit, touchscreen-sensitive gloves, and built-in ventilation.
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It probably had better sealing and less ventilation … This all happened due to a lot of circumstances lining up.
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From behind his double barrel ventilation mask, Muraski says he is almost finished — just a few heads to go.
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"The residents can… control their lighting, their heating, ventilation, air conditioning usage, all within a single panel," Thorpe said.
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Using stoves or open fires for long periods of time without proper ventilation can cause sickness or even death.
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Symptoms included from hypotension, coma, convulsions, and four of the subjects had to be hooked up to mechanical ventilation.
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Image: IMRPrevious expeditions to the wreck by Russian teams documented radiation leaks around a ventilation duct, according to Heldal.
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And a breach was discovered in the ventilation security bars of a fourth floor plumbing tunnel, the documents said.
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Last year 11 patients died at Khanka psychiatric hospital, north of Cairo, because of poor ventilation during a heatwave.
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Wada's band Open Reel Ensemble gives old tech new relevance by musically repurposing outdated ventilation fans and TV sets.
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Perhaps more people can be housed if we did not worry about giving people adequate space, light and ventilation.
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Some juveniles were sent to adult facilities, where pregnant girls went days without ventilation, food, water or medical care.
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The material learns a user's specific heat patterns and opens up ventilation based on those user-specific heat patterns.
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The expense of installing new ventilation will be borne entirely by salon owners, Alphonso David, the counsel to Gov.
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Amy Lodovico, a sales manager for a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning manufacturer who lives in South Hadley, Mass.
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It makes sense when you think about everything that's required: many high-intensity bulbs, ventilation, dehumidifiers, and air-conditioners.
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The boy required mechanical ventilation to assist with his breathing and dialysis to rid his blood of the alcohol.
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Without the proper ventilation and cooling systems — like air conditioning units — a tiny house can quickly create harmful mold.
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Johnson Controls produces automotive parts such as batteries, as well as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment for buildings.
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Every patient with fever or cough and every patient requiring mechanical ventilation or with signs or symptoms of pneumonia.
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Transit systems are required by law to have ventilation and air conditioning to reduce the spread of airborne viruses.
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You'll do everything from water and waste management, to subsistence farming and ranching, to gas ventilation and power generation.
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As outdoor air rushed in, they made their way to the ventilation system, where they smashed some glass panels.
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"You have to get used to the lack of ventilation, the lack of light in the room," she said.
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The second part will test longer-term outcomes, such as preventing death and reducing the need for mechanical ventilation.
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The VA has about 1,85033 such rooms, which have specialized ventilation systems to help prevent the spread of infection.
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Initial investigation of the first 85033 patients revealed some to be quite ill, with 10 percent requiring mechanical ventilation.
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It said the tunnel featured a complex rail/cart system, ventilation, electricity and drainage technology, and even an elevator.
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According to the Boston Globe, the renovations will address problems with asbestos and the facility's heating and ventilation systems.
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They questioned the effectiveness of the quarantine, fretting that the virus could pass between rooms through the ventilation system.
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It's light and stretchy and has articulated, gender-specific ventilation zones that ensure that I don't get too sweaty.
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I explained to her how rapidly her condition had worsened and asked if she'd discussed intubation and mechanical ventilation.
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We were inspecting the facade, and I needed to understand building ventilation and how the exterior walls were constructed.
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The 1978 smallpox death was, most analyses found, caused by carelessness — poor lab safety procedures and badly designed ventilation.
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But the opened zippers make the jacket more flexible and also add some ventilation in case you start overheating.
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Five hours later and with no time to spare, a rescue crew reached the firemen via a ventilation duct.
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It lacked adequate light and ventilation and there were insufficient exits in the event of a fire, she said.
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The 220 smallpox death was, most analyses found, caused by carelessness — poor lab safety procedures and badly designed ventilation.
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Those impacted by Ondine's stop breathing in their sleep, and require a lifetime of of mechanical ventilation on a ventilator.
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Along with the ventilation at the base, the Supersonic also includes a power switch and a cool-air only button.
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But the loft had 15 windows, excellent cross-ventilation, lots of space (more than 1,100 square feet) and reasonable rent.
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Additionally, supply chains and entire bakery ventilation systems had to be thoroughly revamped in order to accommodate the new recipes.
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The suits needed to be practical, and included a communications system and ventilation built in to keep the actors comfortable.
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After a lengthy court battle, Charlie's parents eventually agreed to transfer him to a hospice and have medical ventilation withdrawn.
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The Gothic-style windows are topped by wooden fretwork carved by Jamaican artisans, backed with mosquito mesh to allow ventilation.
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When she first complained about smoke, I did offer to send in my own contractors to fix the ventilation problems.
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It ends, as you might have guessed, with some of the gun-toting ruffians giving Cage's outfit some extra ventilation.
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The nice thing to do is to go to the restroom where there's more ventilation to take the odor away.
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"It will operate on demand-based ventilation that doesn't burn excess energy," said Ron McGill, the hotel's director of engineering.
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In September, the company and Air Force inspected the tiny rooms where heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment is housed.
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This unique panel method creates a natural gravity ventilation system as the fresh air continuously circulates through the panel filter.
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Even with proper ventilation, a sun-baked living room can quickly turn into an oven on an average August day.
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The only ventilation came from two small holes at the top in the ceiling, about 6 inches by 4 inches.
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The back panel features great ventilation and the shoulder straps have extra give to them thanks to integrated elastic bands.
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It stands apart from other bags with extreme ventilation on the back panel and features cyclist and commuters will appreciate.
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There were few windows and no ventilation, so the entranceways of the city's factories and shops were often left open.
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The birds live in sealed solid-walled sheds, hundreds of thousands per building, under computerized lights and climate-controlled ventilation.
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The search resumed on Tuesday, with electric cables and ventilation hoses being laid in the cave, the Bangkok Post reported.
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The whole building has a top-of-the-line ventilation system to keep interiors free of Seoul's pervasive air pollution.
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There was no electricity or ventilation, and no tourists had been allowed to visit the site in over a decade.
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"Because of the way this virus could be spread, we want to make sure there's good ventilation," Cohen told NPR.
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"The need for ventilation services during a severe pandemic could quickly overwhelm these day-today operational capabilities," the report says.
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The other categories are "severe," which means oxygen or ventilation is required, and "critical," which means lung or organ failure.
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There were 441 rooms on that block with no ventilation, where people lived in the shadows, catching tuberculosis and diphtheria.
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He said the facility was "nasty" because of the lack of ventilation, peeling paint, and abundance of mice and roaches.
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Stairwells and entryways need to be enlarged, flood-prone openings need to be waterproofed, ventilation plants need to be rebuilt.
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A tweet from the Fire Department indicated that the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
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Like many buildings — including several others along the Chicago River — Trump Tower uses a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system.
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As such they could not know whether the viral material present in the ventilation system or the air was infectious.
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Three of the five were discharged from the hospital; the other two are still on ventilation but in stable condition.
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And aside from upkeep, there is no human intervention, which means the builder saves on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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According to "S-Town," Mr. McLemore practiced this dangerous procedure without protection or proper ventilation dozens of times a year.
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One employee, DeAnn Wilson, complained that her area lacks proper ventilation even though she works around machines that emit smoke.
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It also is likely to have made its way through open windows, air-conditioning ducts and other building ventilation systems.
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The same holds true, he adds, for a recent graduate who earned a certificate in heating, ventilation and air-conditioning.
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Something about the lack of ventilation mixed with the heat caused mushrooms to full-on sprout OUT OF THE WALLS.
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Poorly constructed homes expose communities to extreme temperatures, a lack of ventilation and toxic waste - all detrimental to their health.
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The three-story entry hall has a stained-glass skylight that opens using a pulley system, to help with ventilation.
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TAXA Outdoors has unveiled the 2020 Mantis trailer that has a pop-up roof for extra sleeping space and ventilation.
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He worried that mold on the walls and poor ventilation were causing deeper medical problems that could emerge years later.
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More homeowners are now turning to home ventilation systems and whole-home dehumidifiers to keep the air free of allergens.
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There had been discussions about creating new ventilation systems in the shape of the smokestacks, but that was deemed superfluous.
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Overall, 37 percent of patients required mechanical ventilation and 20.3 percent required vasopressors, a drug used to raise blood pressure.
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Glass throughout the building was reportedly destroyed in the blast, and the fire reportedly spread through the building's ventilation system.
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They created a model of a classroom full of elementary school children, with the appropriate breathing rates and room ventilation.
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The plan also emphasizes the need for "ventilation corridors" that would channel wind and air movement to help disperse smog.
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Make safety and health a priority in rehabilitating low-income housing, providing standard energy-efficiency upgrades, adding appropriate ventilation, etc.
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These homes often have poor ventilation, and the smoke can cause a horrible array of respiratory diseases, including lung cancer.
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Made in Collaboration with Nike, the Apple Watch Nike+ carries a playful and sporty look with reduced weight and improved ventilation.
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Inside, a half-dozen young scientists work in a glass-walled lab to the sounds of whirring ventilation and soft jazz.
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And to make sure the gas doesn't knock out anyone else in the operating room, it's sucked into a ventilation system.
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It runs on a building management system (BMS) which controls and monitors sustainability systems like ventilation and lighting, with renewable energy.
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There are ways that these ventilation issues could be improved, but you have to convince the board to take them seriously.
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Smart design hacks like two tiny perforations on the side for ventilation make these markedly better than other flats I own.
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These vehicles are equipped with Positive Crankcase Ventilation valves that may come apart and cause debris to fall into the engine.
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This has promoted the design of glass buildings, lightweight structures and deep-plan buildings, which preclude the use of natural ventilation.
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Many contemporary buildings in temperate climates are built using lightweight components, insulation (for energy efficiency in winter) and without cross-ventilation.
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And farmers protect their domesticated flocks from pathogens by screening and controlling ventilation in barns and by regularly disinfecting farm equipment.
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The Loop document says that TBC will install fire detection, suppression and safety measures as well as a powerful ventilation system.
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There's no ventilation, so everything from the kofte to the chicken tikka to the various pastries are cooked in the oven.
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It may not get much ventilation inside the glass bubble but it certainly has appreciated well over the past five years.
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Trying to fly through a long, cramped ventilation shaft like John McClane did in Die Hard, just isn't going to happen.
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There were large declines in orders for industrial and metalworking machinery, as well as ventilation, heating, air‐conditioning and refrigeration equipment.
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Pets can face risks, including exceptionally hot or cold temperatures, poor ventilation, insufficient oxygen and rough handling in the cargo bay.
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The report also said Metro lacked an inspection program for water leaks and its ventilation system was inadequate for removing smoke.
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Moving forwards, Mills points to improving data center infrastructure efficiency through air conditioning and ventilation alongside increasing use in renewable energy.
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Police officers smashed windows and broke through a ventilation duct in an attempt to block his progress, the Associated Press reports.
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But it managed to escape through a ventilation duct into the swimming pool complex, where the attacks took place, Boralingaiah said.
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That shaft led to a mile-long tunnel with lighting and ventilation and included a modified motorcycle that ran on tracks.
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Tyson, for example, says it has better ventilation to prevent illnesses and that its birds are fed a special probiotic diet.
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The combination of the two companies would create a domination in two huge industries: aircraft and heating ventilation, and air conditioning.
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The $199 Foobot works with Nest and IFTTT so your home's ventilation can be regulated based on the indoor air quality.
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IAQ is affected by myriad factors, but according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the leading issue is poor ventilation.
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Your baby continues to decline to the point that he requires life-sustaining measures, including artificially assisted food, fluids, and ventilation.
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The architects took advantage of Salerno's dependable winds to design natural ventilation for the interior, which they warmed with blond woods.
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According to Edward Kavazanjian Jr., a professor of civil engineering at Arizona State University, the problem isn't setting up proper ventilation.
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There are other mandates in the new 103 standards that also apply to everything from current ventilation to indoor air quality.
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These boxes from Ikea have ventilation nets in the corners so your clothing can air out even while being tightly compressed.
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Its byproducts, in turn, are traffic jams, bad ventilation, noise, and all the other ills that metropolitan flesh is heir to.
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The report noted that the paint and spray room was missing fire-rated walls, fire suppression systems, and had improper ventilation.
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This is perhaps from longer environmental exposure to the circulating virus, as gyms with poor ventilation can increase risk of infection.
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He wanted to ensure that each citizen had, on a per capita basis, enough water, clean air, sunlight, ventilation, and space.
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"Someone who we think is unsalvageable, we'd have to keep them comfortable and do the best we can without ventilation support."
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Not wanting to lose their bounties, the captors sprayed the tops of the boxes with machine guns to open ventilation holes.
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Who goes in there and buys one piece of metal ventilation, a heavy rubber mallet, and all sorts of random crap?
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The bunker colony grew as ants from the original colony in the forest fell through a ventilation pipe beneath their nest.
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He cited exposed gas cables, poor ventilation and a lack of safety equipment at Shree Ram as examples of non-compliance.
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Gregory engineers designed this pack to have plenty of harness ventilation, too, and they did it without cutting into its capacity.
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Crews are working to replace the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system, a White House official told reporters last week.
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In 2018, authorities discovered a 627-foot tunnel under the border there, complete with a rail line and solar-powered ventilation.
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"For example, it has a patio, an open space inside the house that allows natural ventilation and improves daylight," he said.
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They provide plenty of ventilation yet are discreet enough that some might not even notice you&aposre traveling with your dog.
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During a surprise inspection, a fire marshal recorded multiple violations such as holes in the floor and improper, hazardous ventilation systems.
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It has mesh ventilation zones in high-heat areas (like the armpit) and is made from a machine-washable wool blend.
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She said when the AVMA completes its depopulation guidelines, the USDA will likely need to reassess its use of ventilation shutdown.
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A toddler in Connecticut was rescued after falling 12 feet down a ventilation shaft and getting lodged inside on Tuesday, officials said.
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The four hour program walks them through numerous hypothetical scenarios—from ventilation issues to safety labeling—from the comfort of a classroom.
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He cited mold, lead paint, pest infestation and poor ventilation as dangers that are particularly prevalent in poorer neighborhoods and housing projects.
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Closed environments tended to have less background noise – but they also had significantly higher carbon dioxide levels, which indicated lower ventilation levels.
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For larger devices such as laptops, which have more surface area and ventilation options, wireless charging can go to 30W or more.
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HIDs also generate a significant amount of heat, which then requires ventilation and air conditioning to keep the plants at optimal temperatures.
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We also know that 80 to 90 percent of physicians would not want CPR or mechanical ventilation at the end of life.
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This year, it released new mountain biking lumbar packs, which also suspend their weight over your body for greater ventilation and comfort.
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In addition to active noise control, the kennel includes noise cancellation panels, an automatic door, anti-vibration block risers, and soundproof ventilation.
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One that makes heating ventilation and air conditioners, a power solutions business that supplies lead acid batteries, and an auto parts business.
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"Ingress becomes a concern with very long tunnels," said Justin Edenbaum, a tunnel fire and ventilation engineering consultant based in Toronto, Canada.
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Before the explosion, the mine had been written up dozens of times for safety violations, including problems with ventilation and methane buildup.
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CO is produced by the incomplete combustion/ventilation of gas stoves, heating boilers, furnaces, propane barbecues, gas-powered water heaters & clothes dryers.
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Unseen, behind the camera, is a 16-foot-tall roll-up door which, weather permitting, I open for ventilation and northern light.
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Today's test focused on the air-rail and propulsion systems, forgoing the more complex ventilation systems that make the loop system worthwhile.
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It features one key detail that proves quite useful, simultaneously offering coverage and convenient ventilation, as we vacillate between seasons: cutout sleeves.
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The facility needs its own ventilation system, and that system must be alarmed in case it malfunctions or someone tampers with it.
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"The continued survival of the 'colony' through the years is dependent on new workers falling in through the ventilation pipe," researchers wrote.
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"Ventilation is usually a big one—if your whole house smells like fried food, it's gonna deter people [from frying]," he says.
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There were windows in unusual locations in the bedrooms, sometimes between two rooms or high up on the walls for ventilation purposes.
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Thick velvet drapes, many the worse for wear, block out the view of the city, and ventilation machines wheeze from the ceiling.
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Thanks to a ventilation system that pumps in warmed air, the mine stays at a consistent temperature — even throughout Siberia's harsh winters.
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The commission's action on new 2019 building energy efficiency standards also applies to everything from current ventilation systems to indoor air quality.
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Add in integrated ventilation panels for improved wicking and airflow and the result is a comfortable sock that serious runners will love.
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Dr. Stein said that another Sollis member, an heiress in Southampton, N.Y., built a medical isolation room complete with a ventilation system.
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A ventilation system operating in recirculating mode that sucked in the viral particles from her classroom and spread them around the school.
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It also advocates increasing access for riders with disabilities and making subway stations more bearable through better ventilation and more natural light.
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He says it took one or two months to improve; at the same time, the ventilation in his house was being cleaned.
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Together, the residents founded the CoVent-19 Challenge, a virtual global contest to increase the capacity of hospitals to provide mechanical ventilation.
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If you live with other people, try to contain yourself to one room and bathroom, ideally with an open window for ventilation.
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The space would need proper ventilation, and patients should not be contained in a waiting area where they could infect one another.
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But so has the use of alternatives known as "noninvasive ventilation" — primarily the bipap device, short for bi-level positive airway pressure.
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Starting in 1961, new cars had to use positive crankcase ventilation, which limited emissions by controlling how air moves through the engine.
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Specialist functions There will be countless other logistical considerations built into the design, from deliveries and patient transfers to storage and ventilation.
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By including NIV in the durable medical equipment competitive bidding, CMS risks substantially compromising the care of patients requiring mechanically assisted ventilation.
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In fact, a year ago, this method of killing sick birds—called ventilation shutdown—was not permitted by the Department of Agriculture.
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The time to death is pretty rapid with ventilation shutdown, within probably 10-25 minutes depending on the size of the barn.
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The good news is, after the ventilation shutdown in Indiana, there haven't been any more reports of HPAI so far this year.
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To upgrade to an ambulatory surgical center, commonly known as an A.S.C., clinics must comply with lengthy specifications covering construction, ventilation and parking.
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London is like New York; finding space to do anything, let lone build ventilation shafts or water chillers above ground, isn't always easy.
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It sprinkled quartz sand over the overheated battery so that the smoke could be contained and sucked out after switching on the ventilation.
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WATTERS: Was she trying to escape through the ventilation system in the ceiling or was she trying to just hide out in there?
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According to a report by the city's center for disease control, sanitation was dismal, with poor ventilation and garbage piled on wet floors.
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Per the DOJ press release, Kasbar put Isaac in "a plastic drawer that lacked ventilation holes," to transport him out of the zoo.
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The Rio Aquatics Stadium, a temporary structure, has had 15,000 strategically positioned holes drilled into it as part of a natural ventilation system.
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Some spaces act as private refuges, while others provide daylight, ventilation, rainwater collection and room for more than 20 species of tropical plants.
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Wang said biosecurity is the major advantage in the new hatchery, which uses advanced ventilation and environmental controls to keep new chicks healthy.
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They're (truthfully) the most practical piece of summer clothing — can you think of another item that's simultaneously stylish and provides unrivaled armpit ventilation?
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Mechanical ventilation to aid breathing was provided to 22 percent of immigrants and just 14 percent of other people, the study also found.
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Android Automotive Applications will also be able to perform some vehicle functions that control heating and ventilation as well as media and navigation.
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They won a court injunction to keep him on artificial ventilation; his heart stopped of its own accord in March, five months later.
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I spoke to a rep for the company who told me that the toughest part in these early stages is the ventilation issue.
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"Preliminary investigations show the mine exceeded its mining boundaries, had insufficient and malfunctioning equipment, poor ventilation and disorderly management," the news agency said.
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Get ahead of those costs — which can run the gamut from landscaping to heating and ventilation work — by researching and budgeting for it.
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"SMRT staff switched on the tunnel ventilation system immediately to disperse the odourless gas," she said, adding that train services were not affected.
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He said the changes enabled the plants to cut water use, while ventilation systems were added to reduce the impact of high temperatures.
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Kodi says the aluminum essentially functions as a heat sink; there are also built-in ventilation slots along the bottom of the case.
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In 2016, U.S. law enforcement officials discovered a half-mile drug tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego equipped with ventilation, rails, and electricity.
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The breathable upper should move seamlessly with your foot, while clever ventilation works to reduce heat and humidity build-up inside the shoe.
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The system controls how cool or warm the car is, fragrances released, music played, and heating, ventilation, and massage functions in the seats.
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Prosecutors said Kasbar then put Isaac in a plastic drawer that had no ventilation holes, and left him outside a Newport Beach hotel.
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Nortek, which makes heating and ventilation systems for buildings, agreed to be acquired by Melrose Industries for $86 a share, or $1.4 billion.
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For more, click on * Arbonia said it acquired the Belgian company Vasco Group for its heating, ventilation and air-conditioning technology division (HVAC).
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"The patient is being administered sedatives in the intensive care unit and mechanical ventilation is maintained using a life support device," doctors said.
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An electrolyzer produces hydrogen from water, while a "direct air capture module" collects carbon dioxide from the atmosphere or a building's ventilation system.
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The shoes also feature pull tabs, ventilation holes, and comfy insoles to eliminate some of the most common comfort-related issues flats pose.
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Wearing gloves and a lab coat, Baisz looked down at a tiny clear plastic bag under a glass hood with a ventilation system.
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Researchers have been monitoring the submarine since the 1990s, and have seen these types of radiation leaks from the sub's ventilation duct before.
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Colfax's air and gas handling unit provides heavy-duty centrifugal and axial cooling fans, rotary heat exchangers, gas compressors and ventilation control systems.
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The netted texture on this halter offers instant ventilation and allows it to double as a crop top when you're off the beach.
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"There are no windows for ventilation and the beds are too short for residents to lay their bodies down flat," he told us.
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Her Cheese Grotto is a sturdy box with removable wooden shelves, a clay slab in the bottom and ventilation ducts in the back.
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I plugged it in, set up some basic ventilation, ran through about 10 minutes of software installation and configuration and started firing away.
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In 19223, New York State banned tenements, and toilets, natural light and ventilation were added to existing buildings to make them more sanitary.
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There is a gap between the walls and the roof, also for cross ventilation, framing a view of the tops of the trees.
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Although indoor air quality is not as well monitored as the air outdoors, scientists and ventilation professionals have extensively monitored carbon dioxide indoors.
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She pumped GEL in vaporous form through the gallery's ventilation system so that visitors could inhale the essential components of her work itself.
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To protect the fries during delivery, the team created new packaging to keep out moisture while allowing for the right amount of ventilation.
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"I always tend to find the hardest way to do things," he said, while opening the door in his apartment for cross-ventilation.
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They transported me to the prison from which I now write, where I was locked in a cell without light or natural ventilation.
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Tents provide relative shade and privacy but offer limited light and poor ventilation, trapping warm air and compounding the smell of bodily waste.
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Archaeologists link the Haynie site to Chaco Canyon by noting shared architectural features, like subfloor ventilation systems, tall ceilings and flat-sawed timbers.
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Still, he cautions that proper operation of ventilation systems is key, along with screening everyone who boards the ship for signs of infection.
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They are being told to position their tents at least six feet apart, and to open ventilation flaps to let in fresh air.
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Because they can run your home's climate systems (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, or HVAC) more efficiently, there's a sustainability factor as well.
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The coronavirus isolation ward, located on the top floor, has a ventilation system that pumps out and filters air from the patients' rooms.
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Blankenship alleges that MSHA caused the disaster itself, because it told workers to reduce ventilation, resulting in a natural gas buildup that exploded.
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A team of scientists set up a wooden board so the ants could climb back up the ventilation pipe and into the forest.
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The pop-up roof has the ability to increase the trailer's ventilation and the number of people who can sleep inside the Mantis.
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"The smell travels through the vents, especially now in the summer when you close your windows and turn on the ventilation," she said.
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The Galena Park Independent School District canceled all outdoor activities and shut down air and ventilation systems for the rest of the day.
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My kitchen now has a dual-fan ventilation system, and the space is far less polluted than it was before the Airthinx arrived.
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Smart facility management, employed by 45% of survey respondents, can include anything from connected lighting to smart heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC).
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The Tradewind Tee is the company's "most technical" in the lineup, featuring micro perforation for ventilation, flatlock seams, and a front chest pocket.
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The Chinese news media reported over the weekend that Beijing was considering a plan to build five ventilation corridors to improve urban air circulation.
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The facility has been criticized for severely poor living conditions, including being overcrowded and lacking ventilation, according to Steingold and the Detroit Free Press.
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One family had to be hospitalized on Thursday due to carbon monoxide poisoning after attempting to heat a tent using propane without proper ventilation.
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Addressing some passengers concerned about the ventilation, the captain's latest announcement said that they are supplying "100 percent of fresh air" throughout guest rooms.
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At the very beginning of construction, developers must take local regulations and basic kitchen requirements into consideration by providing adequate ventilation and other features.
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"The room where I live is very small, there is poor ventilation, and it can be noisy because of the thin walls," she says.
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Enter: Free-standing privacy booths that offer the comforts of a singular, private work station including a desk, soundproof walls, power outlets and ventilation.
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The tunnel was furnished with ventilation systems, lights and even a large elevator that led into a closet inside the Tijuana residence, officials said.
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If you have it in a room that has really crummy ventilation and then potentially you could have an elevated radon level that exists.
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The ventilation grills for the refrigerator on the exterior are painted the same color as the vehicle to give it a more cohesive appearance.
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Other absurdly over-engineered features include a flexible silicone nosepiece, and ventilation to help keep an athlete's brow cool and dry while reducing fogging.
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United Technologies is a "high-quality industrial conglomerate with market-leading businesses in aerospace, elevators and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning," Ackman's presentation read.
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For the sake of energy efficiency, more and more buildings are sealed off completely to the outside world, relying on mechanical ventilation for airflow.
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"People had a hole in the trailer wall to provide some ventilation and they started taking turns breathing from the hole," the complaint states.
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After five days in ICU with mechanical ventilation and antibiotics, the boy survived and was returned back to South Gippsland Hospital to be monitored.
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"One of the security bars was cut away and the section of the bar was on the ventilation shaft floor," according to the document.
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Ventilation fans drone and a dim light falls from a series of fluorescent fixtures; without any windows, one's ability to accurately judge time disappears.
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Local materials such as teak and red brick help to create jalees (lattices) and beras (perforated screens), which provide cheap shading, shelter and ventilation.
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People with metabolic syndrome needed mechanical ventilation to help them breathe for an average of 12 days, compared to 5 days for other patients.
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These conditions left those with medical conditions particularly at risk, as they lacked access to their necessary medical equipment, proper temperatures, and adequate ventilation.
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Many others are immature, spread out in a rabbit warren of rooms painted white, with bright lights and ventilation ducts hanging from the ceiling.
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With gel-cushioned straps, wire-free molded cups, and targeted ventilation, the Champion Spot Comfort sports bra provides comfort where you need it most.
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But this year the team at O'Neill has come out with a zippered version that allows for controlled ventilation and makes all the difference.
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Friends lamented my bathroom's lack of ventilation (good luck finding any affordable NYC apartment with a bathroom window; this one was $1,200 a month).
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His father was a central-heating engineer in Saltcoats, and was also a lecturer in heating and ventilation engineering at Anniesland College in Glasgow.
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Some heating and ventilation systems are equipped to maintain humidity in the optimal range of 40 percent to 60 percent, but most are not.
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The tunnel, which was being built by drug smugglers, was fitted with solar power and a ventilation system, as well as a rail line.
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They have to put on ventilation systems when they close it, and they had problems in the beginning with the humidity and the grass.
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The designer, Clifford Holland, oversaw many innovative developments for the pair of 1.6-mile tubes, including meeting the extraordinary challenge of guaranteeing sufficient ventilation.
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Photos and videos published by CBP revealed a sophisticated operation inside the tunnel, including a rail/cart system, ventilation, and electricity and drainage technology.
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A sustainable bamboo fabric blend lends great ventilation and natural antibacterial elements, and a concealed elastic liner keeps things fitted without introducing constrictive wire.
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The Fire Department of New York said the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit and is now under control.
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The fact that Alfie lived on even without ventilation support was a material change in circumstance and served as grounds for renewing the matter.
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Medical isolation of infected patients with ventilation that doesn't spread viruses to uninfected people will doubtless be one key to stopping outbreaks, he suggested.
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TAXA Outdoors has unveiled its 2020 trailer models, including the new Mantis, which has a pop-up roof for extra sleeping space and ventilation.
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The ANM said it made recommendations regarding worker equipment and asked Fura to adjust ventilation in the mine tunnel, but did not provide specifics.
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The ANM said it made recommendations regarding worker equipment and asked Fura to adjust ventilation in the mine tunnel, but did not provide specifics.
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Fashion etiquette makes it acceptable to roll them just below the elbow for added ventilation or above the elbow when faced with manual labor.
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These chunky pieces of plastic for your face are questionable in design and usually offer little ventilation for the heat emitting from your phone.
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In the days before air-conditioning, when folks hung out on their white-marble stoops, these practical objects provided privacy and ventilation — plus art.
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Without access to NIV, the only option for patients with chronic progressive hypoventilation is tracheostomy for invasive ventilation or eventual death by respiratory failure.
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This would provide the best path forward for the future utilization of noninvasive ventilation for people who rely on it each day to live.
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During that time, Ermont gutted the building, spending about $21988 million installing heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, as well as lighting, gas and insulation.
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Patients with social dysfunction were also more likely to have had longer hospital stays, required mechanical ventilation in the hospital and have previous psychiatric illness.
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We learn that the Viet Cong used really clever ways of guerrilla warfare, with bamboo traps, and that they built ventilation systems into the tunnels.
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Mr. Fischer's other inventions included Fischertechnik model-making kits, cup holders with retractable lids, ventilation nozzles and edible play-modeling material made from potato starch.
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By reducing the air that you bring in from outside you are keeping air in — and all this ties in with the demand-control ventilation.
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To protect himself, Morehouse wears a respirator, and the US Ski Team recently purchased semi-truck with ventilation hoods to create a safer work area.
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" But he adds a caveat: "It's important to use any cleaning material—particularly bleach or ammonia—with appropriate ventilation, and never ever ever mixed together.
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"If you have a 16-year-old house, that means you probably have a 16-year-old [heating, ventilation and air-conditioning] system," he said.
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"Pick a seat near the front, since ventilation systems on most commercial aircraft provide better air flow in the front of the aircraft," Gendreau advised.
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Thousands of sensors, including ones that track every worker, send data above ground at Garpenberg, boosting safety and allowing more efficient ventilation and ore loading.
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However, in some babies who can't breathe on their own, the cord should be cut immediately to allow effective ventilation to be performed, it says.
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Smuggler's blues The feds discovered a half-mile long drug tunnel under the Cali-Mexico border that had lights, ventilation systems and even an elevator.
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Some passengers told the New York Times they were worried about the virus being spread by workers delivering meals, or through the ship's ventilation system.
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Swedish Hospital uses a negative-pressure chamber with a ventilation system that keeps air pressure inside the room lower than the air pressure outside it.
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"In my view my keeping Charlie on artificial ventilation will not cause significant harm because he does not seem to be in pain," he said.
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Ingersoll's climate segment, which includes its heating, ventilation and air- and temperature-controlled transport businesses, would not be part of the deal, the WSJ said.
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Permits have been taken out for about $211,21 worth of renovations since Foxconn moved in, mostly to Baird's floors, the ventilation system, and the elevator.
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The Japanese official said the government saw no risk of the virus being spread by the Diamond Princess's ventilation system because transmission is not airborne.
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Abercrombie & Fitch conjures many a throwback memory — naked, homoerotic male models on shopping bags, logo-heavy sweatshirts, migraine-inducing cologne spritzed into store ventilation systems.
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Mr Miesikowski, a student from Poland, was hauling ventilation pipes across construction sites rather than sunning himself on the Riviera, but he is not complaining.
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They built a bed in the back, installed solar panels on the roof, and added a ceiling fan for ventilation, a Fantastic Fan, Ann's favorite.
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Francis ruled that Charlie be transferred to a hospice and that his ventilation be withdrawn, according to a copy of the order seen by Reuters.
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" After conducting a search for the animal in other rooms and even the ventilation system, they determined that "the location of the animal is unknown.
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Review all of the safety features of running a generator while powering items in your home and be sure the device has ample ventilation space.
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Two government and two independent investigations blamed the disaster on Massey's skirting of federal mine ventilation and coal dust standards, which contributed to the explosion.
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Companies are using digital twins to monitor conditions surrounding the operation of things like wind turbines, offshore vessels and heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
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The POC Octal X SPIN is the best bike helmet we've tested with its great ventilation, protective design, enhanced visibility, and other great safety features.
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According to authorities, toilets are given star ratings based on some 58 variables, including ventilation, background music and whether or not toilet paper is provided.
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Metro personnel deployed ventilation tunnel fans, but they were in "pull" mode, meaning smoke was drawn in the wrong direction, according to the safety board.
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In Parmitano's case, the cause of the leak was a faulty Water Separator Pilot Tube, which allowed water to leak into the suit's ventilation loop.
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The notebook's cooling system is one of its more interesting features — a brightly colored ventilation technology called HexaFlow positioned on the underside of the device.
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Many studies have also shown that increasing the ventilation rate in schools can raise children's scores on tests and speed at tasks, and reduce absences.
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The homes business Honeywell is spinning off will deal with heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, and with the distribution of security and fire protection products.
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While the lid protects the sand from animals, it does have small holes for ventilation and the sand gets a bit wet during heavy rains.
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For most of their history, the corpses were preserved intact: Cool temperatures and ventilation in the underground chamber had caused them to undergo spontaneous mummification.
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There are special ventilation systems and double-sided cabinets that connect patients' rooms to hallways so staff members can deliver supplies without entering the rooms.
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The video shows wires dangling from the walls, ventilation equipment and detritus including discarded clothing and what looked like the remains of wooden storage shelves.
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The wood ants had fallen through a ventilation pipe into a Soviet-built bunker, once used to store nuclear weapons, in the forests of Poland.
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Microsoft also warns against using any type of liquid cleaner, as even careful use can result in moisture damage in the console&aposs ventilation system.
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Sometimes, the trailers are comfortable, or as comfortable as a human-cargo operation can be, with water, ventilation and even refrigeration to keep everyone cool.
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They're a huge problem in India, where poor people don't have the means to construct adequate ventilation systems to keep their air clean while they cook.
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Hundreds of specially-trained volunteer staff will attempt to prevent water from entering the building by creating cofferdams that blockade emergency exit doors and ventilation grids.
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Many older, deeper stations on the Tube, she noted, weren't even built with this ventilation, because at the time that they were constructed, they were freezing.
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Over time, they evolved to include elevators, ventilation systems, rail systems, and other high-tech innovations that aided the swift transport of massive amounts of narcotics.
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The Boring Company says its DC-to-Baltimore Loop would include 70 ventilation shafts, housed in nondescript gray cubes built on the surface along the route.
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She is believed to have built a small fire to keep warm, but the shed in Bajura province in western Nepal had no windows or ventilation.
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Officials have discovered some ventilation or an air pocket within the well, but it's not known whether air is running throughout the hole, according to NBC.
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The study has limitations — it shows a correlation, not a direct causal link, between ventilation in China and sea ice and snowfall in the polar region.
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The "lollipop" levers on the left side of the dash control heating and ventilation on the original Tucker; on Ida's car they control the air suspension.
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Then, there are clothes, and similar to downhill skiing, you'll want ventilation and layers to prevent overheating, which can make you too cold from the sweat.
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