Sentence examples for operational night from inspiring English sources
In 1943 Welter transferred to an operational night fighter unit flying contemporary piston engine fighter aircraft.
Had PTC been operational that night on that section of track, the engineer would have been alerted of the unsafe speed and the train would have automatically slowed, probably preventing the derailment.
On the other hand, a thermal energy storage, using a phase change material, is used for the extension of the operational hours during the night time.
An examination of the role of design and operational parameters in a night ventilated library building located in Ireland, and which is subject to a maritime type climate, is considered.
There was no pressing operational requirement for a night landing, but there was a desire to prove it was possible.
The presence of Admiral Scott's task force at Cape Esperance represented the US Navy's first major attempt to wrest night time operational control of waters around Guadalcanal away from the Japanese.
The difficulty of face recognition (FR) systems to operate efficiently in diverse operational environments, e.g. day and night time, is aided by employing sensors covering different spectral bands (i.e. visible and infrared).
Over the next 5 10 years it hoped to have a fully functional "self-contained night attack aircraft," a single type that would meet the operational need and would be functionally useful in other similar situations.
This study endeavours to illuminate the process of urbanization in India using Defence Meteorological Satellites Program – Operational Linescan System (DMSP-OLS) night time lights (NTLs) and SPOT vegetation (VGT) dataset for the period 1998 2008.
The flexibility of DTO systems makes variable train services possible during off-peak hours and at night to lower operational costs.
Remote sensing data is an important factor in the decision-making system in order to identify and monitor oil spills, and provides an operational downlink (real time) for night-time operational direction of resources (ships) in clean-up.
