Sentence examples for modified to be operated from inspiring English sources

Two cases are analyzed: the ready-to-convert case, a normal air-fired CFB boiler, only slightly modified to be operated with oxygen instead of air for CO2 capture, and a more general option, an entirely new design, employing high oxygen concentration in the input to the oxy-fuel CFB boiler.

The AFM was originally designed as an imaging tool, but was later modified to be operated in the force scan mode (4).

This paper demonstrates that the performance of a mobile air conditioning system (with a microchannel evaporator modified to be single pass) operating normally with R134a in direct expansion mode can be significantly improved when switched to flash gas bypass (FGB) mode.

The experiences gained on the operation of the micro gas turbine on first generation biofuels will serve as a basis for modifying the MGT to be operated with bio-oil from fast pyrolysis.

Jones always sang weird songs and always seemed to be operating in a parallel entertainment industry universe where the rules were drastically modified to accommodate his considerable gifts.

The masked image was then passed to the GLCM texture plugin, which had been modified so that it could be operated in a nested loop for varying pixel comparison distances and alternative directions of comparison.

Lastly, the modified k-means is operated on a so called "online update mode" where the sum of distances is calculated with the movement of every pixel to a different cluster.

The original EUDET beam telescope, which was modified to become the AIDA telescope, is operated at SPS beamline H6 (CERN).

#MTA January 3 , 2014NYC DOT (@NYC_DOT) Due to weather conditions, the Staten Island Ferry will be operating on a modified rush hour schedule this morning: boats every 20 minutes.

As the Court noted in yesterday's order, "Both petitioners and the Government now confirm that such an option is feasible". The government has admitted that the regulations "could be modified to operate in the manner posited in the Court's order". This does not duck the least restrictive means question.

Between 1956 and 1959, the RAN considered acquiring a larger carrier to replace Melbourne, as the Fleet Air Arm was becoming obsolete and the RAN did not believe the ship could be modified to operate newer, heavier aircraft.