Sentence examples for is only one operator from inspiring English sources

In Africa, though, competition is scarce, and on many routes there is only one operator.

You say channel collaboration has to be great, and you say you have 20 operators on board now, but still in Britain there is only one operator supporting the service [Orange].

There is only one grid operator in the city of Soltau: the Stadtwerke Soltau, an integrated utility owned by the city of Soltau (50.5%) and Stadtwerke Bremen (49.5%) [21].

We analyze canonical operator space structures on the non-commutative Lp spaces Lpη(M; ϕ, ω) constructed by interpolation a la Stein Weiss based on two normal semifinite faithful weights ϕ, ω on a W*-algebra M. We show that there is only one canonical (i.e. arising by interpolation operator space structure on Lp(M) when M and p are kept fixed.

Lyneham opened last summer with the help of private operator British Solar Renewables, but is only one of a series of projects that were planned for publicly owned sites.

And while EE is only one of four major carriers in the U.K. market, a popular move by one operator would likely soon be adopted by others.

Out of these studies there is only one, which is comparable with ours regarding airway model (human cadavers), number of attempts (only one per operator) and experience of the operators (inexperienced); with 78 s, Schober et al 18 report of faster insertion times for the ST-technique than we found in our study.

That is only one-third of the amount controlled by a single American firm, Freeport, as operator of Congo's huge Tenke Fungurume mine.

But the consultation paper of March was only one step in a concerted effort by telecom operators to fundamentally alter the way Indians use the internet.

While all but one revenge site has been sued, only one operator has bothered to respond – and he's acting without an attorney, which bodes quite well for his prospects of success.

Another limitation of the study was that only one operator performed the impression techniques to avoid the possible inter-operator error, such as the prolonged processing time taken by an inexperienced operator.