Sentence examples for in operation soon from inspiring English sources
Sustained elevated data rates of multiple GB/s in tomographic experiments will become even more common at diffraction-limited storage rings, coming in operation soon.
The idea that the engines could be back in operation so soon afterward just didn't make sense.
The administration also said it would not cooperate in any way with the court, set to begin operation soon in The Hague.
However, Education Act amendments returned the school to operation soon after, and in 1873 education was made mandatory for students aged seven to 14.
According to the "Daily Telegraph," the amendments include: Article 7 is to be supplemented by a paragraph stating that all treaties in force before the war shall remain in operation as soon as the peace preliminaries are signed and continue to be in force until they are replaced by agreements forming part of the final comprehensive treaty.
The project is required to be completed and in operation as soon as possible.
(The Ovitz operation soon folded).
They hope to do the operation soon.
A special kind of apple is being grown by farmers that feeds good, tart concentrate into blended juices; there is one large industrial park, called Europark, already in operation, with another soon to open.
Going about their tasks with unrelieved efficiency, the men staked out an area thirty feet square in which to conduct their operations, soon gathering a harvest of clues, among them lead fragments of spent bullets, for the ballistics and firearms men, and parts of Mao's remains, for the pathologists.
It now operates ten power stations in England and Wales and plans to expand operations soon to Continental Europe.
