Sentence examples for operating surface from inspiring English sources

Cooling the operating surface is a key operational factor to take into consideration to achieve higher efficiency when operating solar photovoltaic systems.

Collocating the monitor with the operating surface was shown to be superior in terms of task time.

Indeed, it was built to run on lignite, or brown coal, which is extracted from a vast nearby strip mine with an operating surface of 31 square kilometers, or more than 12 square miles — an area that touches three counties.

This segmented, or finger-type, addition to the basic bag skirt became the version most commonly used because worn segments could be replaced quickly and economically and because the independent action of each finger allowed the whole skirt to conform much more closely to the operating surface beneath, reducing drag and air-cushion losses.

Wear is the progressive loss of material from the operating surface of a body occurring as a result of relative motion at the surface, while friction is the main means of controlling the input of energy in a system.

Twenty-four novice subjects were exposed to different monitor conditions including a default position, a biomechanically compatible position, and a position collocated with the operating surface as well as the combination of the latter two.

Considering the members of the drive as individual subdomains which can elastically deform and rotate, the engagement of operating surfaces at successive points enables the simulation of conjugate action.

The level of maintenance and the timing for closure of operating surfaces is of extreme importance to the operating and managing agencies.

Experiments were performed on the remotely operated surface marine platform (PlaDyPos) developed at the Laboratory for Underwater Systems and Technologies, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb.

Old wooden boxes and crates are very useful when perched on a work surface, operating as both storage space and shelves.

This is TfL's position on the strike as stated by Garrett Emmerson, Transport for London's chief operating officer, surface transport.