1 For care provided from 5 through 12 hours per day, use the full-day rate. 2  For care provided more than 12 hours but less than 17 hours in a day, use the full-day rate for. 3  the first 12 hours and the part-day rate for the remainder.
Racking Tubes, Canes, and Siphons. Racking is just a fancy term for siphoning or moving your beer from one container to another while leaving behind any settled solids in the first container. If you've looked around, you will see that there are an array of devices available for achieving this.
Nerve-racking. In the phrasal adjective nerve-racking, rack is again used in the sense meaning to torture. Something that is nerve-racking tortures the nerves or figuratively stretches them. Wrack, again, makes some sense, though.We can think of nerve-wracking as meaning wrecking the nerves instead of torturing the nerves, in which case the spelling is perfectly justifiable.ack [oneâs] brain. Rack [oneâs] brain is one common phrase in which rack in the torture-related sense is figuratively extended. To rack oneâs brain is to torture it or to stretch it by thinking very hard. To wrack oneâs brain would be to wreck it.