Sentence examples for distant operating from inspiring English sources

The LSDP provides controllers that give robust performance in the neighborhood of the nominal plant but poorer behavior at distant operating points.

Instead of responding to insurgent attacks by sending out large numbers of troops from distant operating bases, the military strategy is now based on hundreds of smaller outposts in which 40 or 50 American troops are permanently stationed and prepared to act swiftly against attackers.

But many workplaces -- and government policies -- are still stuck in the distant past, operating as if most families still had a single breadwinner, and someone else to mind the kids when they're out of school, or the grandparents when they need care.

More recently, NASA ground tested a tiny nuclear reactor that is perfect for powering a colony on Mars or the Moon, fueling a large spacecraft to a distant star, or operating a mining operation in the asteroid belt.

In fact, the directorates general of large banking groups born from extraordinary transactions are located in social and economic contexts that are very different from those where branch offices located in geographically distant areas operate.

Perkins and half her players are operating in distant time zones.

The abolition of parent governors will certainly be challenged, though what will be the point of elected parents if there are no governing bodies and schools are controlled by what the chair of the Tory 1922 committee, Graham Brady, calls "distant and bureaucratic" organisations operating across geographic regions?

This excludes farmers operating on distant plots as well as non-agricultural actors such as beekeepers [13].

There had been no warning of the French approach as the British force assigned to watch Brest was absent at Plymouth due to the policy of operating a distant blockade.

These observations may be useful in distinguishing biologically active processes operating at distant locales in the Solar System where C2H2 is present.

This is an example of the interconnectedness of the 'protease web', whereby the consequences of in vivo genetic inactivation of a particular proteolytic enzyme can have major repercussions for the activities or expression of other proteases, including other protease classes operating in distant tissue locations [ 50].