Sentence examples for 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").

We utilize the Teager-Kaiser Energy (TKE) operator as a fore-processing procedure to highlight amplitude variation on the onset point, and employ two image enhancement technologies, namely, morphological close operator (MCO) and morphological open operator (MOO), as successive post-processing procedures to filter out onset artefacts.

The 37-year-old Burbank company has run out of money and needs to raise $49,000 in the next two weeks and $500,000 by the end of the calendar year in order to remain open, operators announced this past weekend.

Like the United States, Europe has privatized much of its electric power infrastructure, and that has opened operators to pressure from shareholders, including investors who may disapprove of nuclear energy, Mr. Lake said.

It can run up to $200,000 to $400,000, depending on the size, hours open and operator".

To Linehan's credit, he seems an open, amiable operator who is willing to listen to feedback and adjust accordingly.

The highest satisfaction score for ticket prices was recorded by open access operator Grand Central, which does not receive a subsidy or pay a premium to the Department for Transport.

The Costessey park and ride station into the city has been closed for the day, but all others are open, its operator said.

Sunderland station, which is connected to London King's Cross by services run by the Open Access operator Grand Central Railway, is located nearby to the stadium.

Questioned on his publicly aired view that the captain is not a natural open-side operator, Jones looked suitably uncomfortable.

He added that its winning franchise bid had taken account of potential new open-access operations, and dismissed First's proposals as "a scaled-down version of similar plans already published by another open-access operator".