Sentence examples for more open operator from inspiring English sources
According to their old comrades, they were as different as could be: Hobsbawm an imposing, exacting Communist whose debates with others would evoke "the weight of history"; Hall a more open operator who was never a member of the CPGB ("he did have an ego, but he was very willing to let people speak, and listen – he gave people permission to do their thing").
The government has been keen to push more open-access operators, but they remain controversial with franchise holders, who claim they do not pay their way.
He points to cities like Seattle and Charlotte — both of which have more open permitting processes that allow multiple operators to conduct pilot programs.
This was due to the fact that the benefits of a more open market all went to the large commercial operators, with the small concerns being squeezed out.
European operators are required to keep mobile phones more open to software downloads, with the result that they can run programs such as Aka-Aki's.
In contrast to the well-established mAb sector, the poor automation, labor-intensive, and more open nature of cell therapy manufacture makes it more prone to operator-mediated variability (Lopez et al., 2010), and contamination risks.
Biochemical studies suggested that orienting the operators outward relative to the bend direction (in construct 9C14) stabilizes a positively supercoiled closed form, with a V-shaped LacI, but that the most stable loop construct (11C12) is a more open form.
They're more open there".
I became more self-assured, more open.
