Sentence examples for lead to operational from inspiring English sources
However, to reduce the execution time, the operator must act faster, which may lead to operational errors.
Kevin Mitchell, who heads a trade group which represents corporate travel departments, expects the merger — and other potential combinations like Continental Airlines with United Airlines — to drive up fares, particularly on trans-Atlantic routes, and lead to operational meltdowns.
If sintering is allowed in the upper section of the boiler or in cyclone section, it could eventually lead to operational difficulties.
Numerical solutions obtained in practice with the classical approach often lead to operational difficulties, such as numerical instability and vacuum breakdown.
Prof. Zeynep Ton states that companies can get in a downward spiral where too few labor hours lead to operational problems and lower sales and these reduced sales then become a rationale to reduce labor hours even further.
Recently, an intensity test has been proposed to quantify the strength of resistance, 9, 63 which will give more information on the level of resistance that may lead to operational failure.
Bicarbonate precipitation and vessel level control issues also led to operational difficulties.
A new generation of aircraft with distributed propellers leads to operational performances superior to those exhibited by standard designs.
Below the SO3 dew point, very corrosive sulfuric acid forms and leads to operational hazards on metal surfaces.
"After every decennial census that had to struggle to get done, Congress -- like clockwork -- forgets that the lack of planning funding leads to operational problems and cost overruns, which is how we ended up having to do a paper and pencil census again in 2010".
The metapopulation lineage species definition leads to operational species delimitation approaches that recognize sets of populations that freely exchange genes in nature but have no or very restricted gene exchange with other sets of populations [ 18].
