Sentence examples for altering duties from inspiring English sources

It said the shortfall would be met through overtime or altering duties.

Consequently, there is no large impairment on the network connectivity when altering sensor duty cycles as employed by DECA. Figure 5 presents chronograms of sensor states (between awake or asleep) for nodes in a WSN.

At this stage, the authorities did not seek to alter the duties and responsibilities of central state and party organs.

The law does not on its face radically alter the duty to retreat; the duty to retreat has historically been understood to apply only in situations where one can retreat "with complete safety and without undue sacrifice of one's liberty".

At the same time ministers are likely to agree to devolve many more powers to the Welsh Assembly, including the ability to vary income tax rates, alter stamp duty and borrow money.

The UART chip appends a start and a stop bit to the transmitted byte, inverts the bit pattern and also alters the duty cycle of the '1's in the transmitted 10-bit UART frame to 3/16.

He noted that the Islamic State has already started performing some of these duties — altering the education system and justice system in the territories it occupies, and putting a financial system in place that is directed according to religious law.

Engineers attempted to minimize overall trip delays by altering the locomotive duty cycle to allow for higher speeds in sections where they could so safely.

Fit notes were designed to allow the GP to recommend strategies for the workplace, specifically: a phased return to work, altered hours, amended duties or workplace adaptations.

We have demonstrated that workers may alter their hours, duties or their job to accommodate their pain; they may limit their career options; working in pain may impact on their lives outside work.

However, it is often unclear on whom this responsibility specifically falls, and this may require altering conventional roles and duties of researchers.