Sentences with phrase «long hours of operation»

Unlike the predictable occupants and needs of schools and offices, the retail and hospitality markets must deal with higher HVAC requirements, transient occupants, long hours of operation, and franchise ownership models.

We have very long hours of operation.

Special arrangements, usually paid for by the corporation, can include longer hours of operation or weekend care options as well as special «parent night outs» or other «quality of life» features.

This report highlights the key findings of Wisconsin's 2005 impact study, which found, among other things, that higher test scores correlated with higher staffing levels, larger and more current collections, greater amounts of technology resources, longer hours of operation, and more time spent on instructionally - related student and teacher activities.

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Last month, Sino - Forest also organized a tour for fixed - income analysts of its operations in China, including an hour - long meeting with the company's largest AI.

The battery life will give you a long, four continuous hours of operation, letting you take all the shots you need before the next recharge.

The way it works is that the Martian day is 24 hours and 39 minutes long, and so if today's science operation working group meeting starts at noon, then tomorrow's will start at 12:39, the day after that, 1:18, and 2 1/2 weeks from now it will be in the middle of the night.

Every time NASA lands a robot on the Red Planet, its operations team must adapt to that long Martian day for the first period of roving, to take full advantage of the hours between the data transmission at the end of the rover's day and the upload of new commands the following Mars morning.

Because there is no brittle filament inside a xenon HID bulb to break or burn out, the head lamps typically last up to three times longer than halogen head lamps (3000 hours versus 1000 hours of continuous operation, which is equivalent to 5 to 10 years of normal driving)

Some of the basics include how long the company has been in business, a page that lists its top executives, the company's physical address, hours of operation and phone number.

(2) A facility's licensee manager may arrange for longer term, more intensive training, consultation, or assistance by the facility inspector relating to specific areas of clinic operations, record keeping or handling of controlled substances, etc., for a fee of $ 50 per hour not to exceed $ 500.

In association with the operation of the Quatse Salmon Stewardship Centre, hatchery tours are offered during regular hours of operation, between the long weekend in May and the end of September.

Abramović sits in silence in the museum's atrium during public hours, inviting visitors to take the seat across from her for as long as they choose within the time frame of the museum's hours of operation.

When it comes to islands that use batteries, a combination of different technologies is sometimes used to address short term, in minutes, and long term, in hours, of storage, to ensure that grid operation is reliable, and that electricity is available also when the sun does not shine and the wind does not blow.

Law firm profitability used to simply be a matter of working the hours but that is no long the case: in this competitive environment, firms need to have better systems for tracking their operations and productivity.

Some surgeries also take longer hours, and surgeons have performed surgeries by standing for the whole duration of the operation.

SPECIAL SKILLS • Demonstrated ability to demonstrate and promote teamwork • Profound ability to run operations in the absence of a manager • Able to work on a flexible shift • Good understanding of basic mathematical calculations • Ability to stand for long hours and multitask • Well developed customer services and communication skills