Sentence examples for operator supported from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson and Edmond Edwards Jr., another former mechanic at the plant, along with Jimmy Olkjer, an assistant control room operator, supported their testimony with copies of control-room logs Mr. Johnson smuggled out of the plant.

Our main result is the positive commutator estimateχI(H2Δg)i2[H2Δg,A]χI(H2Δg)⩾CχI(H2Δg 2, where H↑∞ is a large parameter, I is a compact interval in (0,∞), and χI its indicator function, and where A is a differential operator supported outside a compact set and equal to (1/2)(rDr+ rDr)∗) near infinity.

We characterise the sets of finite width that are also sets of operator multiplicity, and show that every compact operator supported on a set of finite width can be approximated by sums of rank one operators supported on the same set.

Agreements with key operators will establish Nokia Messaging as an operator supported service so that users who purchase a data plan that includes Nokia Messaging will be able to take full access of the built-in push email and IM access without additional service charges.

The mutation operator supports two operations: (1) addition of a sampling point, and (2) deletion of an existing sampling point.

Second operator supports variable shifts across the sub-window before operating in order to access to the neighborhood.

Since these threats are being made by those who want to delay this change, then as the only mobile operator supporting it we have to make our own case.

You say channel collaboration has to be great, and you say you have 20 operators on board now, but still in Britain there is only one operator supporting the service [Orange].

For intra-operator resource allocation, we consider resource allocation problem with users' dissimilar service requirements, where the operator supports users with delay constraint and non-delay constraint service requirements, simultaneously.

Since then, the service has been rolled out across nine additional countries and adopted by 20 network operators, but it has not been a storming success: The U.K. only has one operator supporting the service, while a promised launch this year in the U.S. has been pushed back to 2010.

Ms. Carroccio, who, like many Texas sanctuary operators, supported the new legislation when it was proposed, is now upset at the way it is being enforced -- by banning refuges like hers rather than regulating them.