Sentence examples for operating upside from inspiring English sources

Lower, or even negative, deflection of the leading edge flap occurs during the supination of the handwing, where an upward flexion of the leading edge would generate a more suitable wing profile i.e. reversed camber and hence higher force production since the handwing is operating upside down.

Nevertheless, the government's levy will be linked to operating profit, again limiting the upside for mining companies.

But he, too, sees an upside: The tough operating environment has forced producers like himself and Ms. Snider deeper into the moviemaking process.

Like many trickster heroes, Max operates in a world turned upside down.

Asta has further upside potential given its operating momentum, strong market position and attractive valuation.

There are times when how we operate in the world just turns upside down.

We've been operating in this topsy-turvy, inside-out, upside-down state of being for too long now, but the absence of goodwill, charity and human kindness is especially apparent now, with Christmas just around the corner.

Operating at the edge of taste has its upside; Twiztid releases music at a pace that's generally not possible in the major-label system and has built up a healthy independent distribution network and touring circuit.

While the freelance model can be perilous for musicians, the upside for orchestras is a more flexible operating system.

On the upside, Version 2 now works with 64bit operating systems (both Mac and PC) and it supports multiple monitor setups.

"However, a look at how the stock has performed in the past, when the product cycle is operating in AMD's favor, suggests plenty of additional upside".