Sentences with phrase «changeover between»

The previous chart addressed overall billings for M&A matters of varying types and sizes, and noted the changeover between the two largest size firms.
These cycles led to a natural changeover between dry and wet phases on a scale of decades.
They say that the changeover between altimeters A and B was because of gradually increasing inaccuracy in altimeter A from cycle 130 onwards.
The changeover between exhibitions will take place over four days in mid-November, during which the gallery will remain open to the public.
The controlled oil pump with changeover between two pressure stages operates with high efficiency.
The G14 series offers the convenience of simple and quick changeover between sizes, and is equipped with PLC based controls for an easy and smooth operation.
People believed that during this changeover between summer and winter, or fall and winter as we know it today, the veil between the spirit world and our world was at its thinnest and the two worlds could cross over.
Changeovers between fish and poultry are facilitated because the waterproof CCW - RS can be hosed down for quick and easy cleaning.
Changeovers between flavours is simple using the easy - to - use remote control unit on the weigher where all pre-set information is stored, while all parts of the weigher are easy to remove and replace for rapid cleaning.

Not exact matches

A good rule of thumb is to allow at least six months, and ideally more than a full year, between the changeover and the transaction.
Personally, I remember the hectic changeover's between lessons as I ran from one end of the school to the other, the older kids having food fights in the canteen and the water fights on hot summers days.
[15] From a chronological point of view Dada is located solidly within modernism, however a number of critics have held that it anticipates postmodernism, while others, such as Ihab Hassan and Steven Connor, consider it a possible changeover point between modernism and postmodernism.
[35] From a chronological point of view, Dada is located solidly within modernism, however a number of critics hold it anticipates postmodernism, while others, such as Ihab Hassan and Steven Connor, consider it a possible changeover point between modernism and postmodernism.
They also show the ~ 1 cm difference between the two altimeters at the time of the changeover.
By distinguishing between uninsulated buckets and insulated buckets and providing for a changeover from uninsulated buckets (pre-WW2) to insulated buckets by the 1970s, most of the effect of a gradual changeover is allocated prior to 1975, thus limiting changes after the 1970s, where there is also a satellite record that would need to be reconciled.
The difference between the two appears to be that the present HadCRU estimate assumes that bucket changeover impact has ended by 1970, while, in my 2007 post (based on Kent's evidence of widespread bucket usage in the 1970s), I presumed that the changeover continued until the 1990s.
The CCS provides professional and child - focused changeover and supervision services to foster safe and positive interaction between children and their parents, and to strengthen these relationships.
Facilitated changeover to enable the child to move smoothly between parents, providing a safe environment and safe arrangements for all parents and children
They provide safe, neutral and child - focused venues for facilitated visits and changeovers to occur between children and their parents and other significant persons in the child's life (for convenience in this guideline referred to as «parents»).
Child Contact Service - provides professional and child - focused changeover and supervision services to foster safe and positive interaction between children and their parents, and to strengthen these relationships.
Children's contact services provide safe, neutral and child - focussed venues for supervised visits and changeovers to occur between children and their parents and other significant persons in the child's life.
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