Sentence examples for operation of the present from inspiring English sources

Finally, pumpless operation of the present stack, together with its practical applications are successfully demonstrated, including lightening LED lights, driving an electric fan, and cell phone charging.

Applying transaction costs economics to alternative forms of governance, we have been able to test, albeit speculatively, the presumption of efficiency (via least-cost operation) of the present arrangements against their scale dimension.

The principle of the operation of the presented magnetic refrigerator is based on the rotary movement of active magnetic regenerators (AMRs) with a magnetocaloric material and on the magnetic field generated by permanent magnets Nd Fe B.

Overall CO conversion of 83% and adequate temperature control at three different applied operating temperatures of 220 °C, 230 °C, and 240 °C subsequently during the 139 h FT reactor operation demonstrated the appreciable performance of the present microchannel FT reactor designed.

It is another bait-and-switch operation, characteristic of the present administration.

It should be mentioned that the operation speed of the present device is still low.

But the operation current of the present TST device is greater than that of the GST device mentioned in Ref. [16].

Our explicit formulation of the algorithm makes it easy to observe that none of the operations of the presented algorithm requires the assumption that ⊕ distributes over ⊕.

It is expected that the levels of these β cell-specific blood proteins will reflect the operation of the networks present in these cells, which should allow us to distinguish between normal and diseased β cells.

He is the eldest son of A. B. (Bull) Hancock and grandson of A. B. Hancock Sr., who owned Ellerslie Stud in Virginia before transferring the bulk of his operation to the present-day Claiborne.

Sustainable operation of the system presents a challenge, as newly opened fractures may close again with reduced reservoir pressure or due to chemical interaction with the fluid.