Sentence examples for operating aspects from inspiring English sources

Even though PV module manufacturing shows continuous technological advances, the methodology and results of this work has added value for the prediction of BIPV operating aspects and lifespan when designing and realizing a BIPV installation.

In order to understand how certain design and operating aspects affect fuel consumption, a number of N1 vehicles were simulated with ADVISOR for various operating conditions and the numerical results were validated against chassis dynamometer tests.

This study investigates various design and operating aspects for the valorization of industrially captured CO2 towards methanol production and the circumstances under of which this concept can be economically viable.

Although Mr. Kushner has stepped down from his management positions at the more than 200 entities that operated aspects of the family real estate business, he will remain a beneficiary of a vast majority of the business he ran for the past decade, through a series of trusts that already owned the various real estate companies.

It has recently collided with local authorities in Indonesia over how it operates aspects of its business, with Jakarta's governor going on TV to say the company needs to register as an onshore entity to pay tax.

But this Self is aware of more than just the UI: maybe she is aware of computer networking aspects (which pertain to layer I) or operating systems aspects of layer II (like how browsers work or how the operating system can be protected from bugs and viruses, whether an antivirus is installed or a firewall, etc).

Re "Failure Reveals Creaky System, Experts Believe" (front page, Aug. 15): Once again, we see that maintaining and operating vital aspects of the infrastructure cannot be left to private enterprise.

Flame's targets were almost certainly a handful of computers operating sensitive aspects of nuclear programs in the Middle East.

Serco will be responsible for operating all aspects of the Caledonian Sleeper including marketing, sales, passenger services, station facilities and fleet maintenance.

In this paper, we present RTNS, a publicly available free simulation tool which includes Operating System aspects in wireless distributed applications.

His advice apparently extends to important aspects of how the New York Fed operates, including aspects of its personnel policies.