Sentence examples for operator to regulate from inspiring English sources
In this type of reactor, the boiling-water variety, it's easier for an operator to regulate the output of power.
This leads to a significant reduction in system inertia, which in turn impacts on the ability of the system operator to regulate the system frequency.
The only need of the human operator was then to regulate the amount of steam that controlled the engine's speed and power.
A Puna Geothermal board operator makes adjustments to regulate the steam pressure that produces electricity from the facility.
But more broadly, PHMSA's investigation demonstrates the folly of relying on pipeline operators to self regulate.
Though the traditional genetic algorithm (GA) exhibits implicit parallelism and can retain useful redundant information about what is learned from previous searches by its representation in individuals in the population, yet GA may lose solutions and substructures due to the disruptive effects of genetic operators and is not easy to regulate GA's convergence.
What planet does he live on?" Stagecoach is one of the main operators opposing moves by northern regional transport authorities to regulate bus services, the first outside London since the privatisation under the Thatcher government.
It seems that free tour is to guiding what Airbnb.com is to the hotel industry – impossible to regulate, looked on sceptically by traditional operators, and yet a big hit with a growing fan base.
Private columbaria are the best alternative for those who can afford it, but in 2017 the government decided to regulate the market and forced private operators to get licensed.
While the court's latest decision was meant to punish the government for failing to do enough to regulate tourism, it is resort owners, tour operators and their employees who are feeling the most pain.
Online bookmakers have been portrayed as shady operators, but the biggest of them are far more transparent and easy to regulate than illegal bookies, many of whom have ties to organized crime.
