service conditions

The problem was how to ensure quality under civil service conditions.

As a result, tires will not blow out in extreme service conditions.

Recently the service conditions of the Russian Military have been changed.

Their salaries and service conditions were not subject to the vote of provincial legislature.

It covered the whole spectrum of one's service conditions, rights, duties and obligations.

Not all such flaws are unstable under service conditions.

After the deployment, the issues of appropriate service conditions, awards and recognition took many years to resolve.

This difference makes the two types non-interconnectable in service conditions.

The growing frustration and discontent of the Company's officers (especially the more junior) with their service conditions emerged.

This grade denotes the worst service conditions and the highest congestion rate.

It maintains sealing properties for the expected lifetime, service conditions and environments.

His service conditions would have prevented him from being awarded the fellowship, so he resigned the post and completed his project.

In 1919 he obtained a full standardisation of locomotivemen's wages and service conditions.

It has been created to improve the ability of the prosthetics community to assess long-term foot performance under realistic service conditions in the laboratory.

It is used for wood-to-wood bonding and gluing joints exposed to severe service conditions.

This new building is said to improve servicing conditions, safety, and efficiency; it allows mechanics to work indoors rather than outdoors.

The optimum alloy selection is made considering the component service conditions and feedback of the service performance.

On the occasion of exceptional circumstances, especially during epidemic periods, nominations could be made for people that do not meet the length of service conditions.

Albemarle herself was viewed as the best steamer under service conditions among the Duncans.

Trials were run light and with overloaded machinery leading to speeds of up to 43.5 knots which were not achievable under service conditions.

It draws plans for these following the standards of the Planning Directorate, and attends to the service conditions of individuals.

Tests show that fully synthetic oil is superior in extreme service conditions to conventional oil, and may perform better for longer under standard conditions.

Much of their wage and service conditions were so poor because of the fact that most of the 8,000 miners were contract labour.

The benefits of Zr alloys is their low neutron-capture cross-section and good resistance to corrosion under normal service conditions.

Here he put his experience of service conditions to use by designing the Bristol Fighter, one of the outstanding aircraft of the war.