Sentence examples similar to a force of operators from inspiring English sources
Now he works full time commanding a force of about 220 Reaper pilots, sensor operators and intelligence analysts at the base.
The force of an operator depends on the number of negation signs in whose syntactic scope it lies.
"It's a device which is able to track the complex movement of the human body and also to amplify the force of the operator".
A clutch of operators has expressed interest.
The citadels of the established airlines long ago succumbed to the disruptive forces of budget operators Ryanair and EasyJet.
"Though it was difficult to anticipate a giant tsunami, we should not simply blame nature for this accident," said a report prepared by an internal task force of the plant's operator, the Tokyo Electric Power Company.
The arrival in force of American casino operators, who must answer for their behaviour overseas to regulators back home, helps.
An important metaethical question about practical reasoning has to do with the modality (roughly, the force) of the family of operators that includes 'may'must'st'should'ld', and so on, when what is at issue is what you have reason to do.
The acceleration was monitored via an accelerometer (DE-ACCM3D, Dimension Engineering LTD, USA) fixed in the middle of the vibrating cage and the force of the actuator was operator-tuned to obtain a maximum peak acceleration of ± 0.3 g. 12 mice from each genotype group were also placed into the vibrating cage but not subjected to the mechanical vibration (sham groups: Wild sham, oim sham).
If enough holders band together, they can sometimes force the operator of a closed-end to open-end the fund, which means the operator agrees to redeem any unhappy holder at full net asset value.
