Sentence examples for operational fleet from inspiring English sources

The Boiling Water Reactor is well positioned to serve in conjunction with the current operational fleet as well as emerging Generation IV reactor designs of the future.

"This accident is a tragic loss both in terms of the casualties suffered, and it is a reduction in the operational fleet of the Indian Navy as she was a refitted operational submarine," said retired Vice Adm. Pradeep Kaushiva, now director of the National Maritime Foundation.

The United States, by rightsizing its operational fleet of Trident nuclear-armed subs to 8 or fewer from 12 and building no more than 8 new nuclear-armed subs, could still deploy the same number of strategic nuclear warheads at sea as is planned (about 1,000) and save roughly $26 billion over 10 years, $31 billion over 30 years, and $120 billion over the life of the program.

Once in orbit, the new satellite will undergo about 11 months of testing before it joins the operational fleet, which now numbers three units, NOAA said.

Wortham was responsible for fusing John's galleys, the ships of the Cinque Ports and pressed merchant vessels into a single operational fleet.

Attrition through accidents gradually reduced the squadron's operational fleet; N-3PB (c/n 311) was damaged beyond repair on 16 September 1942 when depth charges accidentally released and detonated while the aircraft was moored at Budareyi.

The work takes into account possible changes in demand due to different bus stop locations considering congestion on buses, interaction with private traffic, operational variables (fleet, frequency, operator budgets), and the socio-demographic characteristics of each zone in the urban area.

One rocket test does not constitute an operational ICBM fleet.

With the withdrawal of Enterprise in early May, Saratoga became the only operational American fleet carrier in the South Pacific.

Formed in 2004, the NAS is comprised of a fully operational ambulance fleet with 160 basic life support-equipped ambulances and more than 1,200 emergency medical technicians (EMTs).

"Remember, this is a new engine option — some airlines may still prefer to stick with the classic" version for operational and fleet-management reasons.