Sentence examples for operationally controlling from inspiring English sources

The lower reliability of OWTs, many of which are energy-intensive, scaled-down models of centralized plants, is due to the inherent variability of decentralized wastewater characteristics and the challenges of operationally controlling N removal processes at the level of residences.

Operationally, "to control the reservation book is to get the right mix in your restaurant — it's like making a great stew," Mr. O'Keeffe said, adding that timing the tables adroitly can keep the kitchen from being slammed.

I inferred from their reflections that they could list and discuss the basic skills of observing, measuring, predicting, inferring, classifying, and communicating, and the integrated skills of hypothesizing, identifying and controlling variables, defining operationally, designing experiments, analyzing data, and interpreting results.

In such a strategy, the effect of the burnable poison in the fuel (that largely drives the core reactivity) is enhanced, and operationally the control blades react modestly to maintain the core critical.

Not only will the space at 55 West 46th have its own entrance, lobby and elevators, it is also separate operationally, so tenants can control their electricity use, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning.

The Jindals have divided the business empire operationally; though the control of the company is centralized in the hands of Savitri Jindal.

In those interventions proceeding to a fully powered cluster randomised controlled trial (Phase III), the process evaluation should be operationally split from the intervention with the collection of prospective quantitative data and retrospective qualitative enquiry conducted by the research team [ 11].

A few have even been used operationally, such as the US military's tilt-rotor V-22 Osprey; the iconic Harrier, which relies on vectored thrust to control its movements; and the Soviet Yak-38, another vectored thrust machine.

The observation that only 480 genes were affected is remarkable, given that spaceflight plants and ground controls were operationally separated by 230 miles of altitude, 17,000 mph of velocity, and the other attendant potential impacts of orbital spaceflight, indicating that spaceflight environments have become extremely well controlled.

The protein spots, which displayed at least 2-fold increase or decrease from the untreated controls, were operationally defined in this study as the differentially expressed proteins.

In this context, tolerance can be operationally defined as ongoing control of the manifestations of autoimmune disease following therapeutic intervention, without the need for chronic immunosuppressive medications.