Sentence examples for of reduced operation from inspiring English sources
The HRC has the additional benefit of reduced operation and maintenance due to reduced thermal cycling and of reduced thermal shock, although these are not included here owing to a lack of data with which to evaluate it reliably.
The union says that in addition to upfront compensation cuts, the company also wants the right to cut wages during periods of reduced operation.
In view of these research challenges, it is important to build and demonstrate a working model of the LMG with state-of-the-art protection and control systems, and technologies that will evaluate and confirm the benefits to the power grid, in terms of reduced operation costs and environmental stresses within the integrated DG and energy storage technologies.
One of the immediate effects of reduced operations at the F.A.A. would probably be felt in regional air service, or the vital connections between midsize and small airports and big city hubs.
This reduction is primarily due to the reduced operation time of the geothermal heat pump and by increasing the ground source temperature.
LEDs are an attractive alternative to conventional white-light sources used in fluorescence analysis because of reduced power of operation, enhanced modularity, reduced optical loss, fewer imaging artifacts, and increased flexibility in spectral control without the need for high overhead optics.
The discounted value of reduced airport operating costs and the end of the need for PSO-operations are in sum estimated to amount to NOK 1,750 million.
That of course leads to reduced operational costs.
Case A1 can be used in practical operation because of reduced weight and good thermal performance at high Reynolds numbers.
Open-cathode air-breathing fuel cells have the advantage of reduced system complexity and simplified operation, as oxygen is taken directly from ambient air without the need for blowers/compressors.
Friction damper has been found successful to prevent high frequency chatter occurring at more than 10,000Hz, and causing problem of reduced tool life in fine boring operation.
