Sentence examples for opened to isolate from inspiring English sources

The circuit breaker 'ICB' is opened to simulate an islanded microgrid, whereas the circuit breakers CB 1, CB 2, CB 3, and CB 4 are opened to isolate the DG's, i.e., DG 1, DG 2, DG 3 and DG 4, respectively, from the main distribution system.

The entertainment executives raised fears that use of the domain, although voluntary, could open the way for governments to isolate sex-oriented Web sites into a single part of the Internet.

Open inductive coding was employed to isolate relevant themes in the data (Strauss and Corbin, 1998).

He boldly ended the failed policies to isolate Cuba and opened an era of better relations with all of Latin America.

"The important thing was not to isolate Cuba but to open it up.

It's been about 15 years since scientists began to isolate human stem cells, opening up transformational opportunities in the treatment of disease, the production of organs for transplant, and other medical wonders.

After assuring adequate anesthesia, the abdominal cavity was opened and an isolated ileal loop was prepared in situ without disturbing the blood supply.

Furthermore, when we and others measured MPTP opening in mitochondria isolated immediately after the preconditioning stimulus we observed no reduction in sensitivity to calcium as might have been predicted if a component of the MPTP had been phosphorylated [85,100].

Only time will tell whether such engagement has an effect, but North Korea is the world's most closed country, so our objective should be to find ways to open it up, not isolate it further.

Meet the Malaspina: Fifty years ago she made the voyage that launched the Alaska Marine Highway System, a ferry network that opened the state's isolated coastal towns to tourism and gave residents easier access to the outside world.

So many open-world games isolate their big gunfights into designated areas, places like warehouse complexes, dockyards or other specifically tailored interiors.