Sentence examples for operational devices from inspiring English sources

The operator is thus made aware of off-normal conditions and he himself manually adjusts such plant operational devices as valves and speed regulators to maintain control.

In some hypothetical and fully operational devices, the electrodes are fixed so that we have to find a separation which is optimal for all the four nucleosides.

The detector design and corresponding methodological studies of the presently operational devices are shown as well, precisely the Cherenkov light telescope, lead free neutron monitor and muon telescope.

Apparently, only limited complexity could have been reached by using RNA molecules as operational devices.

The leading hypothesis on the early stages of the evolution of life is the RNA World, a hypothetical form of biology where both the role of information carriers and the function of operational devices belong to RNA molecules [ 10, 11].

The risk of contamination from leaks or spills increases due to higher risk of ship collision within the wind farms, along with the use of hydraulic fluids from operational devices.

This method can be described as an operational device to identify and join independent sources of information related to earthquake phenomena.

Advanced laser measurement technique in one operational device for structural assessment of a wide range of issues like cracks, voids, detachments were investigated in the MULTIENCODE project for structural recognition purposes.

The concept of compensating the electric field effect in the real operational device, affecting the transition probability, by intentionally introducing an asymmetry of the double quantum well structure has been shown to be functional for various emission wavelengths.

A moderate trend towards lower values is visible, with a drop in the intensity of 25%% when moving to outlying grid points, which might be less important in the case of processing into a fully operational device, as long as the peak wavelength is well kept.

We utilize the multiband k·p theory in order to calculate the dependence of the energy and oscillator strength of the fundamental optical transition on the thickness of particular layers confining electrons and holes, including the external bias to simulate the conditions occurring in an operational device.