Sentence examples for lack of operating from inspiring English sources

"Due to lack of operating cash and an inability to raise new capital, OnLive had completed asset restructuring over the weekend.

There is undoubtedly a lack of operating experience associated with IGCC-MR plands, and therefore, sound process intensification principles/practices should be followed not only to enhance process system performance but also to ensure process safety and economic feasibility of an IGCC-MR plant.

But the high cost of the design—$1,900,000 for hull and machinery vs. $790,000 for the ships and the lack of operating experience with the —the first of the "thousand tonners" (destroyers exceeding 1000 LT displacement) which were just beginning to be launched caused C&R to resist the much larger design.

The remaining 32 (Table 2) patients (group 2) had a mean time to operation of 3.8 days (3 7), for reasons related to the lack of operating time.

Such continuous speculation highlights what many inside and outside the bank consider Mr. Prince's chief handicap: a lack of operating experience.

The floors and halls were full of hazards that hampered the firefighters' efforts: a lack of operating stairwells, a missing portion of a standpipe system that was supposed to deliver water to the fire.

Moreover, lack of components, operating in a robust way even at 20 Gb/s in the requested temperature and BER ranges, raises questions concerning the further perspectives of the VCSEL technology.

Due to the current lack of sufficient operating capacity in the corresponding facilities, part of the waste stream must be held in interim storage until treated or until further utilisation becomes possible.

In literature, numerous standard intelligent models have been proposed for this purpose but they usually suffer from several drawbacks like lack of understandability, incapability of operating rare cases, inefficiency in making quick and correct decision, etc.

This is a typical 'third world' phenomenon and because of the lack of coordination of different departments involved in the functioning of operating rooms and lack of efficient management of operating theatre floor, many surgical procedures were cancelled.

This study clearly shows that lessons have not been learnt from thermal runaway incidents caused by operator errors, management failures and lack of organised operating procedures.