Floating dry docks ordinarily are operated in sheltered harbours where wave action presents no problem.
Thus I acquire by sympathy the pleasure or uneasiness that I imagine people would feel were the trait able to operate as it ordinarily does.
These customers would ordinarily be patronizing ticket brokers who operate in New Jersey and Connecticut to avoid New York's law against ticket scalping.
that we characterize as mental or psychological, such as (most importantly) desire and cognition, seem to be, or manifest themselves to us as being, the activities of a single integrated subject; they do not (ordinarily) appear to belong to a plurality of distinct items that operate more or less separately from one another.
Another type of frequency meter, not of the deflection type, is the resonant-reed type, ordinarily used in ranges from 10 to 1,000 Hz, although special designs can operate at lower or higher frequencies.
Rob Manfred, management's chief labor executive, said clubs had been told to operate the way they always had. "They're free to do everything they would ordinarily do," he said.
Checks and balances, which modify the separation of powers, may operate under parliamentary systems through exercise of a parliament's prerogative to adopt a no-confidence vote in a government; the government, or cabinet, in turn, ordinarily may dissolve the parliament.
TWRs can operate with uranium reload fuels including totally depleted uranium, natural uranium, and low-enriched fuel (e.g., 5.5% 235U and below), which ordinarily would not be critical in a fast spectrum.
"The police department is certainly not operating like it does ordinarily," said New Orleans NAACP president Morris Reed in a Friday press conference.
