Sentence examples for designed to switch off from inspiring English sources
It has been designed to switch off as soon as a broadcasting ship comes within 1km of a whale.
The thrusters are designed to switch off automatically a few metres above the surface to avoid throwing up a large plume of Martian dust.
Generators are designed to switch off if their power cannot be transmitted, which is apparently what happened to dozens of turbines and nuclear plants around the Northeast and upper Midwest today.
More importantly, it has been designed to switch off automatically whenever wind conditions reach levels that might threaten local wildlife, in particular the populations of pipistrelle and noctule bats found in the area.
The scalar term is based on the form of viscosity first presented by Kurapatanko, and also contains a limiter designed to switch off the viscosity for shockless compression and rigid-body rotation.
The strain should be designed to switch off completely for starch accumulation under nitrogen-starved condition.
In this case, therefore, the doping is designed to switch the gene off.
That said, I'm very tempted to fall back on the older design, and remembering to switch off the automatic software updates to prevent the timeline appearing on the older design.
It already has proved to be a target for certain types of cancer-killing drugs, such as imatinib (Gleevec), the first drug designed to directly switch off a biochemical signal that directly targets a protein vital to cancer growth, says Ted Dawson, the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Professor in Neurodegenerative Diseases and scientific director of the Johns Hopkins Institute for Cell Engineering.
To access Epic's installer, users have to switch off a function designed to protect against malicious downloads.
Pandemic Influenza, Reopening Schools, and Returning to Work In this issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases, Victoria Davey and Robert Glass present a paper (1 ) in which they consider the question of when to "switch off" community-based interventions designed to reduce the spread of pandemic influenza.
