Sentence examples for long-term operating from inspiring English sources

They will sensibly look at both the tanker's immediate production cost and long-term operating costs.

Mr. Fort spoke yesterday of "the evolution of the company's long-term operating strategy to focus more on organic growth" than on acquisitions.

There is no other investment, civil or military, where estimates of construction and long-term operating costs are conflated in this way.

He wants the two commuter railroads to share repair shops and resources, and he would like to see investments that will yield lower long-term operating costs.

The geo-exchange system has been developed with a local renewable energy start-up company, Greenfield Energy, which built the system in return for a long-term operating contract.

But more important for the companies, it is a way to shave long-term operating costs at stores and restaurants, which consume copious amounts of energy and water for ovens and fryers, heaters and air conditioners, sinks and toilets.

Vanwonterghem et al. [ 17] suggested that a deterministic process was important to microbial community dynamics in long-term operated anaerobic digesters, when a selective pressure imposed by the operational conditions existed [ 17].

Microbial community structure of acidogenic biofilm from long-term operated sequencing batch bioreactor producing biohydrogen was analyzed through culture independent technique.

The establishment of an internationally harmonized, integrated, and long-term operated environmental monitoring infrastructure is one of the major challenges of modern environmental research.

It could frequently happen that the preliminary well test results differ from the real long term operating conditions and in addition they usually vary across the years.

The decision was taken in the knowledge that AxFlow had the necessary engineering resources to return the pumps to full long term operating condition and that this also provided the best return on investment.