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The RG-32M has undergone extensive "winterisation" modifications in Sweden; the RG-32M has proved to be equally effective at 49 C in the desert sands of Africa and the Middle East as well as at 35 C in Sweden's frozen wilderness.

Many now also offer grocery shopping, plant care, party help and winterization.

Winterization of oil systems and rubber mounts added to the engines; 705 built.

Equipment designed for use in particularly extreme cold conditions (such as the Arctic) also undergoes a "winterization" process.

In those days, winterization just referred to a lock-down of all movable parts as protection from winter storms.

Variances issued after the fact for winterization or accessory apartments are "granted quite frequently," he said.

"Winterization of the camps will enable this to go right on into the winter if that is required," General Shelton said last week.

In this rebuild, it lost its dual control stands, dual horns and winterization hatch.

Some modern RVs are equipped with automatic winterization systems.

Winterization of equipment can be thought of as the winter-weather extension of ruggedization.

The winterization of Union Beach's low-cost tiny bungalows locked the community into low- and lower-middle-income housing.

Boutiques, fudge shops and nightclubs shut their doors rather than shell out for heat and winterization.

We are on a Sabbatical roadtrip, turned "winterization" in San Miguel de Allende.

In this sense, winterization refers to the addition of modern amenities such as heating and insulation, often entailing a complete rebuild of the cottage.

Victoria Day is also a mark of the beginning of the cottage season, the time when cottage owners may reverse the winterization of their property.

The H-21 had winterization features permitting operation at temperatures as low as -65 F, and could be routinely maintained in severe cold weather environments.

They also do site recon trips to find new sites and "winterization" of the huts when they prepare the huts for the impending cold weather.

Winterization included a winterization hatch over one of the radiator fans, to direct warm air back into the engine compartment.

Indeed, if we were to institute a winterization program for the United States, we could save more than two times the oil that exists off both our coastlines.

InterSOS is in charge of distributing "stoves for tents, blankets and winter clothes" as a part of the winterization campaign.

The bushes aren't just wrapped in burlap, the ne plus ultra of winterization; the fabric has been tailored to fit the precise dimensions of each plant.

The two GP7s and the F9 were fitted with plywood boxes to duplicate the distinctive 'winterization hatches' carried on their Alaskan counterparts.

A $3 million winterization of the Mount Washington Hotel set its own cold-weather gold standard, allowing owners to open the building for its first ski season last year.

On 26 October 1991 SAS distributed a "Flight Deck Bulletin/Winterization" to all pilots.

Optional equipment that could be specified by ordering railroads included multiple unit controls, a steam generator, dynamic brakes, winterization equipment, an air signal line, and hump control.

"I am proud and relieved that the provision of food, medicine and winterization material has prevented mass death and starvation during the past winter months," Mrs. Ogata said.