Sentence examples for operating differences from inspiring English sources

CHC said: "We believe that engineering and operating differences associated with AS332 L/L1 and EC225 aircraft warrant continuing flights with those aircraft.

Because of the operating differences of the two dynamometer types different procedures must be used to derive gearbox torques depending on the device used, as discussed in the following.

Mean daily in-class temperature between 0900 and 1500 hours was 20.9°C on days when the unflued gas heater was operating and 20.5°C on days when the flued gas heater was operating (difference adjusted for random effects 0.4°C; 95% CI, 0.0 0.8, p = 0.07).

Outside of the much welcome addition of a 16 gigabyte chunk of internal memory in the HD7 and the operating system differences, the two models are about as close as it gets.

They operate as difference operators and accordingly act on the transformed image moment sets to reconstruct the original image.

Natural selection operates through differences in death rates between the two bacterial genotypes.

It is found that the thermal efficiency and the power output of the system both increase with increasing operating temperature difference (difference between warm and cold water inlet temperature).

There are clearly cultural differences operating here, because what the Japanese admire as devotion and passion, we would probably call domestic violence and send for the social services.

PWV derived from the Uji dense network by this procedure was extensively validated against radiosondes and microwave radiometers during the period in which the network was operating, yielding RMS differences of about 2 mm.

When focus scores were similar, variations in efficiency seemed to be related to differences in operating procedures or operations strategy.

If local tax officials had taken the $5-a-room-night difference, operating earnings would have fallen by $11.5 million, or 42percentt of the amount the company recorded.