Sentence examples for operator concerns from inspiring English sources

One major sticking point for the policy has been operator concerns that it could be abused by so-called 'permanent roamers' — aka people taking out a cheaper mobile contract in one European country in order to use it all the time in another EU country, thereby bypassing more expensive tariffs in their home market.

More specifically, the proposed calculation method estimates the maximum wind energy contribution on the basis of the existing wind potential data and the information provided by the system operator concerning the corresponding load demand as well as the operational status of the existing thermal power stations.

One difficulty here is that the integral operator concerning the iterative procedure is not a contraction in general for the case of infinite beam.

Following that setback, some changes were made to the measure to try to allay operators' concerns, and a deal on wholesale price caps was also reached — to finally arrive at the current accord.

SILVIO is based on integrating, enhancing and extending standard mobility management mechanisms in such a way that they result in a complete solution for the provision of Internet connectivity in the vehicular scenario, bringing a seamless experience to the user while tackling mobile operators' concerns on excessive network loads.

Livery and black-car operators, concerned about their business model, have protested that the apps violate the city's longstanding ban on prearranged rides in yellow taxis.

TalkTalk said it was fair that Ofcom had imposed the fine, and blamed the two call centre operators concerned, Teleperformance Limited and McAlpine Marketing Limited.

Other work related to integral operators concerning on univalence criteria and properties can be found in [6, 7].

Surveying the oceans' floors represents at the same time a demanding and relevant task to operators concerned with marine biology, engineering or sunken cultural heritage preservation.

This chapter is intended for process engineers and operators concerned with safety risks, who seek to learn and implement methods of quantitative dynamic risk analysis.

Reducing excessive food portions in restaurants, however, may be considered risky by foodservice operators concerned about consumers' perceived value of the food.