Sentence examples for operating duty from inspiring English sources

The "class I and II operating duty tests" according to IEC/EN 61643-11 is an essential test for the qualification of surge protective devices (SPDs) connected to low-voltage power systems (LVPS).

In the calculation examples, to achieve the integrated optimization of multiple thermal systems design and performance prediction, by describing the influence of system thermomechanical parameters and operating duty to underhood heat transfer process, performance evaluation of the engine cooling circuit and the air conditioning circuit are realized.

Mexico City and Washington agreed in 1999 on a modest increase in the Mexican income taxes paid by American companies operating duty-free assembly plants here, while cutting their United States tax obligations by an equal amount, said Ricardo González Orta, former President Ernesto Zedillo's director of tax policies.

Lee Boo-jin, Mr. Lee's sister and the country's richest woman, runs the Samsung affiliate Hotel Shilla, which also operates duty-free shops.

Srivaddhanaprabha traces his wealth to his King Power International, a company based in Bangkok that operates duty-free shops at airports in Thailand.

DFS operates duty-free shops at major airports and had suffered after the Asian economic crisis caused the usually free-spending travelers from Japan and other East Asian countries to cut their airport shopping.

They have threatened to impose fines of more than $10 billion and to take over operating duties with Eni.

They will give up their operating duties on Jan . 1 but will continue as consultants until they retire next April.

When he takes the chief executive's job in May, handing off all day-to-day operating duties to Robert W. Pittman, Mr. Parsons will presumably have even more time to pursue the company's agenda in Washington, now controlled by people among whom he is well established and well liked.

7 He testified that respondent functioned by delegating 'normal operating duties,' including sanitation, but that he retained 'certain things, which are the big, broad, principles of the operation of the company,' and had 'the responsibility of seeing that they all work together.' Id., at 41.

He has built Seatwave into a market leader in the European ticketing space over the past six and one-half years and is now ready to hand over operating duties.