Sentence examples for is normal operational from inspiring English sources
"As is normal operational practice, a small number of patients and staff were transferred to other wards.
LONDON — He is a 29-year-old air force pilot assigned to a six-week mission flying an air-sea rescue helicopter, and his commanders have insisted that his is a "normal operational deployment" and have asked local people and the news media to pay him no special attention.
First-order change is a normal operational change (i.e. working hours, shifts).
If this symbol is present, it will be all the way to the left, and it is only needed if an aircraft is not in normal operational service.
The system was evaluated using audio signals derived from the feeding activity of dairy cows that were acquired under normal operational conditions.
The work, which has involved professionals coming from different institutes, shows that all the design requirements are fulfilled in normal operational conditions.
The limits of release and of dose to the population can be defined for normal operation, operational transients, Design Basis Accidents (DBA) and serious accidents.
(Cluster_3), (Cluster_4) and (Cluster_5) are representing the cycles with shorter operational time, as the machine is in transient phase; thus the patterns in these clusters are different from a normal operational behavior of the chiller and are thus not plausible.
Patients who were scanned out of normal operational hours and when informed consent was not possible to obtain were also excluded.
A frequency-domain model has been developed for linear stability analysis, and marginal stability boundaries under several conditions are generated, which indicate that the system normal operational condition is in an absolute stable region.
A frequency-domain model has been developed for linear stability analysis, and marginal stability boundaries under several conditions for the parallel-channel system are generated, which indicate that the system normal operational condition is in the stable region.
