Examples of offsite

• The time constraints of the short field season, usually 2-3 months, exacerbate the problems caused by sample transport delays to an offsite laboratory.

• During the same period, the producers purchased 6000 day-old birds to raise offsite and use as the breeding flock for 2001.

• The logic of these programs is that by reducing the short-term costs of conservation, farmers will be induced to conserve for long-term and offsite benefits.

• This translates to even longer times before an offsite laboratory receives the samples.

• The government agenda of a drive towards standardisation, offsite production and volume, combined with our current market conditions, is continuing to drive developers in the opposite direction, towards less flexibility.

• With the onset of new technology, offsite working becomes more and more feasible.

• The exercise was designed to test the procedures for responding to an accident involving an offsite release of radioactivity.

• There must also be some offsite provision for those pupils who need to be excluded.

• They cover both emergency procedures at the site and offsite arrangements to protect the public, including monitoring and evacuation within areas which vary according to the nature of the installation.

• A super green, offsite fabricated net-zero building that can be adapted and replicated over time.

• Bare soil resulting from intensive tillage can lead to soil erosion, nutrient losses, and offsite movement of pesticides.

• The company serves both dine-in and take-out customers, and offers offsite catering and some delivery services.

• Telecommuting: the availability and use of communications technologies, such as the internet, to work in an offsite location. 2.

• The facility accepts over a ton of material each day costing $38.50 to process versus $41.50 to ship offsite.

• The manure can then be kept in storage until it is either reused for fertilizer or taken away and stored in an offsite compost.