Sentence examples for operational and able from inspiring English sources

Jackson said the main port remained operational and able to receive aid ships.

I'm not saying that the ship is in perfect shape at the moment — we have lots of repair work to do but we are operational and able to continue with the agenda," Saarnio added.

It orchestrates host responses to prevent or reduce viral replication and spread until the adaptive immune system is operational and able to eliminate the specific invading pathogen and to generate immunological memory.

In 1955, after five years of reconstruction, the Rotes Rathaus was fully operational and departments were able to move back into it from both administration buildings and from other more remote locations.

In addition, these algorithms are operational on mobile devices and able to adapt their behavior based on available computational resources, that is, change sensors' refresh rates and time windows without varying the algorithm accuracy.

Adm Harry Harris, commander of the US Pacific command, said on Wednesday: "[Thaad] will be operational in the coming days and able to better defend South Korea against the growing North Korean threat". He added that the US carrier strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson – which Trump had described as an "armada" – was now east of Okinawa and within "striking range" of North Korea.

Bailey said: "We've done a lot of dreaming and made those dreams into solid strategies and built an incredible operational and management team to be able to meet those strategies".

Shortly before the polls closed, the service warned its subscribers that the system would not be fully operational and would probably not be able to produce the poll results.

A linearization technique is applied to make the optimization problem convex and able to be solved at operational timescales.

The pilot of the implementation of the framework demonstrated a high degree of user acceptability, with all operational managers able to complete the templates and iterate proposed indicators in line with the FABRIC principles.

The DCPR are a diagnostic and conceptual framework consisting of both clinical syndromes and personality concepts used to translate psychosocial variables derived from Psychosomatics into operational instruments able to identify individual patients in psychosomatic and behavioural medicine [ 33].