Sentence examples for full-scale operating from inspiring English sources

Towing tank tests were performed in regular seas at a maximum full-scale operating speed of 38 knots.

The cost of the service ranges from $15 a month for basic service to $2 million to $3 million a year for "a full-scale operating service," Mr. Madhava said.

The review stresses the need to extend what have been predominantly laboratory-based studies to full-scale operating plants.

For while, they tried to rebadge Handheld PCs as "Ultramobile PCs," ruining their battery life by having them run full-scale operating systems, but no-one fell for it.

The Uranyl Nitrate Calibration Loop Equipment (UNCLE) facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory was employed to simulate the full-scale operating conditions of a purified uranium-bearing aqueous stream exiting the solvent extraction process in an NUCP.

It is known from the experience of development of reactor units of different types that it is practically not feasible to select the channel to serve as the imitator with simple geometry for which the dependence of pressure drop due to hydraulic losses would be the same as the dependence for full-scale operating fuel channel containing fuel assemblies.

Given the lack of historical, full scale operating experience, a general uncertainty and sensitivity analysis methodology was developed to help aid SMR designs through this process.

It marked a return of the national store to full-scale operation in Little Rock, where it had operated only a catalog store downtown for 11 years.

Companion's e-mail newsletter notes that "our relaunch still awaits the securing of adequate operating capital to fund our full-scale operation.

"Studies like this bring us closer to our goal of implementing three full-scale systems operating by 2021".

However, despite significant recent interest and investment into the technology, few studies have been undertaken to study full-scale installations operating under real conditions.