Sentence examples for contributes to the operation from inspiring English sources

The capacity of heating ventilation and air-conditioning system of the building contributes to the operation cost.

To this end, it is important to understand the degree to which each single element of the network contributes to the operation and performance of a network.

A White House statement indicated the Iraqi government "contributed" to the operation, involvement that could signal Umm Sayyaf's ultimate dispensation.

Mr. Rumsfeld insisted that the administration's decision to encourage the United Nations to authorize a military force in Iraq in the hope of prompting other countries to contribute to the operation did not reflect a change of strategy.

The security official seemed grateful at least for American officials who noted that Pakistani intelligence cooperation had contributed to the operation, and indicated the relationship would continue despite growing distrust between the C.I.A. and the ISI.

Uncertainties in ship structural design, loads acting on ships, and ship structural capacity that may contribute to the operation of a ship are also discussed in this chapter.

The results of this work can contribute to the operation of PEMFC at the maximum power point, which guarantees the plant generating maximum power at the lowest consumption of hydrogen.

Numerical studies demonstrate that the proposed strategy can contribute to the operation cost reduction in day-ahead scheduling stage and tie-line power smoothing in intra-hour adjustment stage, while guarantee the customer temperature comfort level and EVs travelling demands at the same time.

For the purpose of reliability analysis, the uncertainties may be classified as inherent uncertainty, measurement uncertainty, statistical uncertainty, etc. Uncertainty in ship structural design, uncertainties in loads acting on ships, and uncertainties in ship structural capacity are also discussed in this chapter, which may contribute to the operation of a ship.

Visit a farm during fall harvest, and you'll see an all-hands-on-deck team where everyone is needed and actively contributing to the operation in whatever way they can.

Scott Deitzen has both the business acumen and technical chops to contribute to the operations and engineering side.