Sentence examples for going into operation from inspiring English sources
But Hubble died of a heart attack in 1953, just as the telescope was going into operation.
The "eggs," or digesters, at the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Brooklyn are going into operation.
A deal was quickly done, with the first cash dispenser going into operation at Enfield in north London in June 1967.
Leaked Whitehall background papers reveal that Home Office and transport ministers have clashed over plans for legislation this autumn enabling the police to get automatic "real-time" access to the bulk data from the traffic cameras now going into operation.
The larger the fluid loss volume, the longer the time is needed to flow back the killing fluid after going into operation again and the lower the fluid flow back efficiency, and the longer the time need to recover stable production of condensate oil and gas will be.
However, just days prior to this process being activated and going into operation in Israel, Justice Hanan Meltzer ordered officials to stop the preparatory work.
"Once the price caps went into operation, the plants actually operated more instead of less," Mr. McCullough said.
The first aircraft to go into operation with the system will probably be a short-haul Airbus A318 operated by Air France.
