Sentence examples for operating grade from inspiring English sources
The 500 MW Indian pool type Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor PFBRR), is provided with two independent and diverse Decay Heat Removal (DHR) systems viz., Operating Grade Decay Heat Removal System (OGDHRS) and Safety Grade Decay Heat Removal System (SGDHRS).
A distributed fiber optic measurement system was installed to measure the current operating grade of the geogrids within the earth structure.
If a child is not operating at grade level it is too serious a problem to just be shifted on up to the next school or the teacher on the floor above.
For example, it becomes inefficient for urban school districts to operate a grade level at a school once enrollment falls below a certain point.
They argue that it is a step towards a two-tier police force, with local authorities operating second-grade forces with a limited range of services, undermining public confidence in the "real" police.In practice, the main difference between vigilantes at one end of the spectrum and residential patrols at the other lies in their attitude to the law and the police.
We studied the prognostic significance of Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) in operated high grade gliomas.
On the fifth postoperative day, the animals did not yet stand on the operated limb (grade 3 lameness).
Thereby, we shaped the profile of the effective index of the Graded Photonic Crystals so that they operate as graded index lenses.
The device is simple to operate – sixth-grade children have demonstrated safe and effective operation.
When it is applied to n fuzzy sets A 1,A 2,…, A n defined on support X, function h produces an aggregate fuzzy set A by operating on the grade of membership of the sets: Open image in new window (2).
As part of the commemorations, the StarPals International Young Astronomers Network will link students via the Internet to remotely operated research-grade telescopes in New Mexico, Israel, and Australia with which they will be able to view and record images of deep space.
