Sentence examples for operate well for from inspiring English sources

There are numerous ways that the plant designer and builder can place design allowances, safety factors, built in redundancy, optional operational configurations, bypasses and other tricks to allow the facility to operate well for all desired production rates and all desired feed types.

Most of the population still uses DSL landline connections, which are slow and do not operate well for more advanced uses like video download and real-time game-playing.

The system operated without any sign of oxygen shortness even at the maximum loading rate of 250 g CODCr m−2 d−1 and 40 g NH4+-N m−2 d−1 without artificial aeration, and clogging did not occur during the study owing to better water dispersion of the MSL, which indicated that the hybrid system could operate well for COD removal and nitrification with little management and labor demand.

This is an indication that the hybrid system could operate well for COD removal and nitrification with little management and labor demand.

Tom Rothman and Jim Gianopulos, have operated well for years as co-chairmen of Fox Filmed Entertainment and were rewarded in March with added responsibility for the production of television entertainment.

Prototypes have operated well for over one hundred cycles, and the company's first products are expected to be useful for a couple of hundred cycles.

The current mirror operates well for wide input current range from 0 to 200 μA with good linearity and shows the bandwidth of 415 MHz.

The proposed current mirror operates well for input current range 0 700 μA with an input and output impedance of 160 Ω and 8.55 GΩ respectively and high bandwidth of 4.05 GHz.

The PDMS suction cup also operated well for the fluid flow generation in the thermoplastic-based microfluidic devices (Fig. 5).

In November, after field testing exposed problems with the ASPs, Chertoff decided that the machines did not operate well enough for his certification and needed more work.

Analysts said that as long as industries such as automobiles and agricultural machinery, which use machine tools the most, continue to operate well under capacity, demand for new machine tools would lag.