Sentence examples for operational interference from inspiring English sources

The politicians should draw back from operational interference with the police and, perhaps, be more careful before drawing them into their own world.

The objective of the study was to describe the interaction between sea lions and fishermen, and to evaluate the effects of operational interference caused by sea lions on their artisanal fishery.

Such a distribution will have the ability to give more precise control nearer to the set points to be maintained and avoid accidental large or variable dosage injections caused by noise or other operational interference.

It is well known that the transformation of donut-shaped patterns might be caused by the laser quality, the photoresist surface roughness, the optical system errors, or laboratory personnel operational interferences.

Blackburn (2007) provides seven business case arguments including increased reputation and brand strength; more competitive, effective, and desirable products and services; new markets; productivity; lessened operational burdens and interference; lower supply chain costs; lower cost of capital; and less legal liability.

PCCs "do not bring any skills or expertise" to the service and some have an "unfortunate record for ill-judged interference in operational matters", it added.

There may be constraints on dividends and pay, but there is unlikely to be any interference in operational decisions.

In order to have an operational FD node, the self-interference (SI), i.e., the interference caused by the transmit antenna to the receive antenna located in the same device should be attenuated as much as possible, ideally below the receiver noise power level.

The effect of pH, temperature, polymer thickness, and applied potential on the electrode current response was investigated besides performing storage and operational stability experiments with the interference studies.

The vessel is 6.6 m height and 5 m major radius and a double wall structure with the thickness of 18 mm and locally 30 mm, and total dimensional tolerance is designed to avoid any interference due to operational displacements.

The developed model is aimed at solving the design problem by (i) allocating the optimal numbers of related facilities that should be established and (ii) obtaining trade-offs among three objectives: minimising implementation and operational costs; minimising RFID reader interference; and maximising the social impact measured in the number of created jobs.