Sentence examples for flexibility to operate from inspiring English sources

For the new system, good quality images can still be obtained when the sample is located at ~3.0 mm (Fig. 3 (a.II)), giving the operator more flexibility to operate the system.

The center also has the flexibility to operate more like a private hospital.

But sometimes the need to have flexibility to operate a building for a changing array of tenants may trump ultimate safety.

In other words, it enhances national security by giving our Navy additional flexibility to operate on the high seas and in foreign exclusive economic zones and territorial seas.

In Parliament, Iain Duncan Smith, the Conservative spokesman on defense policy, said: "Clearer rules of engagement are now needed to allow British forces the flexibility to operate as the circumstances require.

Arguing for the government today, Deputy Attorney General Larry D. Thompson said that "buses in today's environment are vulnerable" and that the police needed flexibility to operate in "very difficult, unstructured, rapidly evolving situations".

"We urgently need Congress to do its part and pass legislation that allows us to better manage our costs and gives us the commercial flexibility needed to operate more like a business does.

Operability is assessed by the economic feasibility, environmental impact, safety, resiliency (ability to tolerate and to recover from undesirable changes and upsets) and flexibility (ability to operate at a range of feed conditions and parameter variations) of the procss design.

Flexibility for companies to operate different business models is crucial, and it is good to see the OFT recognise this".

Development of porous burners has been encouraged by lower emission standards as well as the advantages these burners offer; such as fuel flexibility, the ability to operate at low equivalence ratios, and effective flame speeds greater than the laminar flame speed.

As a result, airports and air traffic control have neither the flexibility nor the incentives to operate efficiently.