"We're pleased that the crew has initiated the recovery procedure, " he said, adding that the solar batteries are expected to be recharged in one to two days.
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A scuba diver generally has sufficient time to recover from a minor disorientating incident in a cave, as there is sufficient breathing gas to perform the recovery procedures.
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The standard use of saline solutions ( largely for recovery procedures ) did not begin until 1902, when electrolyte balance and the mechanisms of hypovolemic shock were better understood.
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Specifically, the application deals with standard maintenance and recovery procedures after a breakdown and also provides vital information so that users can personally diagnose potential car trouble and provide corrective action.
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In spite of the discovery of " Parke's technique, " also known as the " Parke Dive ", pilots were not taught spin-recovery procedures until the beginning of World War I.
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While Commanding Officer of Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron Four ( HS-4 " Black Knights " ), he was tasked to NASA to develop night and all-weather astronaut recovery procedures for the Apollo program.
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Nevertheless, says Agassi, democracy has a fair chance for success; in particular, in global politics due to its quick recovery procedure for confronting mistakes that find their way into the agenda of democratic institutions.
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If the patient were capable of maintaining the speed safely and comfortably during the 10-second bout, it would then be increased by 10 % in the next attempt, following the same work and recovery procedures.
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Because of machine failure and malfunction due to heat, dust, and electromagnetic interference is common, a prioritized mechanism and immediate transmission of emergency messages are needed so that a suitable recovery procedure can be applied.
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Through use of the rebound technique, the spiritual recovery procedure of 1 John 1 : 9, the believer is restored to fellowship with God, becomes filled with the Holy Spirit, and enters into the divine system.
