Sentence examples for in case of potential from inspiring English sources
Resuming the plant's operation reflects the delicate balance the state and utilities face in trying to find as many electricity sources as possible in case of potential power shortages this summer.
Main focus has been given for investigations in relation to damping performance and parameters study, in case of potential practical application.
Bourke said ICE agents are required to undergo yearly data-security and privacy training and that the agency allows employees to access the data only for "mission-related purposes". ICE said the California company that maintains the database, Vigilant Solutions, is required to notify ICE if it spots unauthorized uses, and that ICE can request audits in case of potential abuse.
In case of potential mismatches with the traces, we "stretched and squeezed" synthetic traces for best fitting with that of the seismic.
In case of potential danger, the third layer warns the rider by a proper Human Machine Interface, leaving to the rider the vehicle control.
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City Hall staff members are told to contact him on Saturdays only in cases of "potential but direct threat to life".
A finite element is defined for the liquid in cases of potential flow that yields three forces (inertial, centrifugal and Coriolis) of moving fluid.
It is more powerful than (133), however, because it can be applied to nonsteady flow in which ∂ϕ/∂t is not zero and because it shows that in cases of potential flow the left-hand side of (157) is constant everywhere and not just constant along each streamline.
Since on divided highways, in cases of potential vehicle collisions, rather shallow impact angles are expected, at least in the median areas, as well as for maintenance reasons, rigid concrete barrier types seem to be more appropriate compared to other (e.g., steel barrier) types [26].
