Sentence examples for limited operations from inspiring English sources

Westchester County Airport, which had limited operations during the storm, was fully operational yesterday, though traffic was minimal, said Susan Tolchin, a county spokeswoman.

De Beers has limited operations in Canada.

The city's close-in airport, Reagan National, has only limited operations.

Two important pipelines that supply oil products to the East Coast began limited operations again, supported by emergency power supplies.

In its statement Friday, the company asked for "forbearance" from its remaining account holders so that it could resume "limited operations" as it tries to sort out its finances and recover money through its claims.

The Vertesi plant will be allowed to continue limited operations for three years after the mine's closure, in part to buy time for the town to find a heating alternative.

Energy-constrained wireless networks, such as sensor networks, are typically powered by batteries, which have limited operation time.

They are expensive, have limited operation lives of only 15 25 years, depend on fossil fuel, and pollute the surrounding air and water.

However, these typically have limited operation bandwidths (a few tens of nanometers) and require complex fabrication and packaging.

The experiments described in the preceding discussion involve finite sample spaces for the most part, although the central limit theorem and the Poisson approximation involve limiting operations and hence lead to integrals and infinite series.

This combination provides a way of limiting operations on a sample and in this way the risk of sample and/or analyte loss is reduced.