Care and handling Sample Clauses

Care and handling. Gammarids shall be cultured in dilution water under similar environmental condi- tions to those used in the test. Orga- nisms shall be handled as little as pos- sible. When handling is necessary it should be done as gently, carefully and quickly as possible. During culturing and acclimation, gammarids shall be observed carefully for signs of stress and mortality. Dead and abnormal in- dividuals shall be discarded.
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Care and handling. G a mm a r ids s h a ll be c u l t ur ed i n dil u t io n w a t e r un de r s i m il a r e n vi r o n m e n t a l co n di- t io n s t o t h ose u sed i n t h e t es t . Or g a- n i s m s s h a ll be h a n dled a s li tt le a s pos- s ible. Wh e n h a n dli n g i s n ecess a ry i t s h o u ld be do n e a s ge n t l y , c a r efu ll y a n d q u ic k l y a s possible. D ur i n g c u l t ur i n g a n d a ccli m a t io n , g a mm a r ids s h a ll be obse r ved c a r efu ll y fo r s ig n s of s t r ess a n d m o r t a li t y . De a d a n d a b n o r m a l i n- divid u a l s s h a ll be disc a r ded.
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Care and handling. SECURITY, STAFFING, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AT BORROWING INSTITUTION SHIPPING AND TRANSPORTATION INSURANCE ....................................................
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Care and handling. The works of art listed in the Schedule are in the care of the Borrower, who is responsible for returning them in the same condition as when they arrived. Pictures must be removed carefully from crates and always handled wearing cotton or latex gloves to prevent scratches or fingerprints on the frames and glazing. Many of the pictures are very heavy and should not be handled or hung by non-specialists. It is strongly recommended that pictures will be installed by a professionally qualified art technician obtained via MMAC. Once hung, the pictures must not be cleaned, dusted, handled, or moved. Works of art should not be placed in direct sunlight or near sources of heat. Crates and wrapping materials should be stored by the Borrower during the exhibition and kept clean and dry for the return.
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Care and handling. The student shall care for and store the laptop safely and securely throughout the period of the loan. Because a laptop is an attractive object for theft, the student shall observe normal prudence when storing and using it. The student must notify the school immediately if the laptop is damaged or misplaced.
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Care and handling. Students must keep their devices secure and prepared for academic use at all times, and report any issues promptly. Students may customize their devices by installing software extensions, applications, or other components, but may not modify device management software installed by BVSD.
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Care and handling. Students are expected to be responsible for securing their device, maintaining good working order of the Chromebook, and reporting any issues promptly. Keep the device in a secure location, especially when charging the Chromebook. Do not leave it in an area where it can be stolen or damaged. Each device has been labeled. If you notice this label is wearing off or removed, you need to tell your teacher or administrator immediately. If the device is damaged, lost or stolen you must report it to your mentor teacher or an administrator immediately. Students are responsible for devices from the time it is checked out and the time it is checked back in. Lockers are recommended to secure your device. If your device is lost or stolen, you may be required to assist the school in completing a police report and may be responsible for the full cost of the device. If you misuse this device, it can be taken by a teacher or administrator.
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