Sentence examples for level of operation and from inspiring English sources
(1) If the component can pass the verification, the reason of being substandard is that the time of manual reconstructing is too long when the load is transferred, so the level of operation and maintenance should be improved [15, 16].
Therefore, in order to adapt to the actual situation and promote the level of operation and maintenance, 9 h for breakdown maintenance and 4 h form anual reconstruction are set up.
Because different regions possess differing development levels, if the practice time is usually shorter than the standard, the standard can be modified to drive the development the network structure and the level of operation and maintenance.
The reliability level of supply not only depends on the quality of components and the level of operation and maintenance but also the damage of the load after components' outage [4].
On the other hand, a hospital may be too small for its level of operation, and thus experience economies of scale.
On the other hand, a health centre may be too small for its level of operation, and thus experience efficiencies of scale.
Port Authority officials say delays at New York-area airports have varied independently of the level of operations, and they are not sure that thinning out the traffic will reduce delays.
"I'd say that we are satisfied with the level of operations and services that we received from other government agencies and private firefighting companies," he said.
Colonel David Collins paid tribute to staff at the three plants for the way they had responded to the increased level of operations and training.
If the surveillance state has reached an industrial level of operations, and ever more secrets are being brought into computer systems, then vast troves of secrets exist to be revealed, already cached, organized, and ready for the plucking.
The Vietnamese Ministry of Defense's International Relations Department then advised its Kampuchean counterparts to only use the available equipment to maintain their current level of operations, and not to engage in major operations which could exhaust those supplies.
