Sentence examples for normal stands from inspiring English sources

The system change pathway is defined as the path resulting from the combinations of all successive changes induced on the system when subjected to varying environments, activities, events, or any excessive internal or external influences and happenings "on and above" its normal stands, situations or set-points during its course of life.

This withdrawal of the sea from its normal stand is often the first warning of the approach of seismic sea waves.

The DHRM compares the new captured sensor's values with the normal stand values.

When the device is in a normal stand, we use the ALS to regulate screen brightness.

"He was as normal stand-offish," said the 35-year-old Munster lock.

When the device is in normal stand, we take into account the ambient luminosity for brightness adjustment as shown in Fig. 7. Fig. 7 Screen brightness adjustment depending on ambient luminosity.

This will come as great news to people who had an issue with the A1E's lean-back approach - though it's possible that reverting to a more normal stand design may compromise built-in sound quality since Sony cunningly integrates a pretty meaty bass speaker into the A1E's lean-on stand.

On Saturday's raid, pilots maintained their normal "stand-off" distance of several miles, keeping them well out of the range of ground fire.

But his past decision to omit discussing the disease in front of audiences for his normal stand-up routines is something that he doesn't want people to focus on during his performances.

(The CHP unit included a high-pressure boiler, which means that the capacity of the steam supply system was higher than in a normal stand-alone plant utilizing natural gas, which is common for corn-based ethanol plants operating in the USA today).

Normal-stand: device left in the same position for a moment.