Sentence examples for operated as such from inspiring English sources

"He was a benevolent despot and operated as such.

And though Germany would subsequently expand its tank forces during the first years of the war, it was not the number of tanks that Germany had (the Allies had almost as many in September 1939) but the fact of their being organized into divisions and operated as such that was to prove decisive.

From the liturgical writer Amalarius of Metz in the 9th century to the theologian Durandus of Saint-Pourçain in the 13th 14th century sacerdotal vestments, in particular the stole and the chasuble, were viewed as symbols and indeed operated as such in a way that still influences current usage.

This is tantamount to recognizing, in information-theoretic parlance, that a cellular uplink is not an interference channel but rather a multiaccess channel with distributed receiving antennas, and that it should be operated as such: all users should be served through all the APs within their range of influence.

The section between Fasanvej and Frederiksberg is a former S-train line, and was last operated as such on 20 June 1998.

An amphibious assault ship, the, was converted into the Interim Sea Control Ship and operated as such between 1971 and 1973 with the purpose of studying the limits and possible obstacles for operating such a vessel.

So why does drama operate as such an effective metaphor for the often arcane and airless world of power diplomacy?

James Taylor, one of the few to shine during a winter of white-ball misery, has been tipped to lead the side in the absence of the regular one-day captain Eoin Morgan, having spent much of the past four years operating as such for the England Lions, as well as last season's limited-overs cricket at Nottinghamshire.

Operating as such, ELN records could either be made available independently or be linked to and from formal or traditional publications.

Since the proposed beam domain MIMO operates as such in a baseline 2 × 2 OFDMA system such as the LTE system, there is no need for modifying the existing specifications.

But the DoD is not a transnational corporation, and operating as such risks the breakdown of cooperation, alliances, and diplomacy between the United States and nations hosting U.S. bases.