Sentence examples for apparent operating from inspiring English sources

His apparent operating assumption (though it's hard to know what he was thinking beyond what his diary says) was that it was his eternal responsibility to Christianize the Sentinelese for the sake of their "eternal lives".

Focusing again on the interwar period, it was the story of Christopher Banks, a famous society detective whose life has never really risen clear of the early trauma of his parents' disappearance in Shanghai, and who believes that he can still crack the case – which, it gradually becomes apparent, operates as some kind of mental stand-in for the approaching global conflict.

In order to ensure stable operation, it is apparent that the operating velocity of the air should be sufficiently large so that the flow rate through it is relatively undisturbed by the bed pressure fluctuation above it.

A recent Texas Court of Appeals decision considered allowing an individual to use company email as one factor creating apparent authority (PanAmerican Operating, Inc. v. Maud Smith Estate).

The conventional technique for measuring the apparent power S operates by calculating the product of the root-mean-square (rms) of the voltage and current.

A third problem related to the second is that kinetic constants are associated with apparent mechanisms that operate on biochemical reactants, which are sums of biochemical species [2].

During the process of trying to establish how many businesses constitute Canada's medical tourism industry, it became apparent that companies operate according to somewhat different business models.

(The police also operated in apparent tandem with militiamen from radical colectivos who operate out of the city's slums and also attacked protesters).

While we focus on the rickety raft of minor Tea Party groups targeted by the I.R.S., there is an entire fleet of big spenders that are operating with apparent impunity.

Another of Mr. Fortuyn's pitches -- that immigrants should accept the customs and learn the language of the countries that receive them -- also echoes the views of voters in other European countries, notably France and Britain as well as Germany, where people were stunned to discover that Islamic extremists linked to Osama bin Laden were operating with apparent impunity before Sept. 11.

Or from the other direction, the freedom of information lobby are expressing concern at this apparent opaque way of operating.