Sentence examples for permanent operation of from inspiring English sources

Before Senator Schumer made the request for permanent operation of the cable, Mr. Blumenthal took measures to curtail its use even under the emergency guidelines.

In fact, a permanent operation of these servers could be an option as well as it would allow to combine the benefits of P2P (especially blocking resistance) and client-server solutions and thus further increase the attractiveness of Laribus.

Delivery during 3,000 h/a daylight without weekends and holidays requires at least a dozen of special trucks in permanent operation.

Under the proposal, the Port Authority would gain permanent rights to the operation of the airports, which are two of its largest sources of income and would otherwise be subject to a significant increase in lease payments in the coming years.

Job creation, which slowed markedly last month, has been more anemic than in any previous recovery, a phenomenon that economists said may well reflect a permanent change in the operation of the economy.

The proposed method provides the flying restart and the continuous operation of permanent magnet generators.

The problem of ensuring adequate dental care in care homes affects every country, but in Poland, in addition to the lack of training of nursing staff in the field of oral hygiene, one of the lowest European financial resources allocated to the operation of permanent care facilities certainly constitutes the major barrier.

In this paper, a transparent test technique for testing permanent faults developed during field operation of DRAMs has been proposed.

Producers of nuclear waste organized the company Posiva, with responsibility for site selection, construction and operation of a permanent repository.

In this paper, after a brief introduction concerning the theory of operation of the permanent-electro magnetic platens, an example of industrial low-cost temperature measurement for permanent-electro magnetic platens is presented and discussed in each aspect.

In one application, an advanced back-EMF (electromagnetic force) sensing algorithm provides very efficient operation of a brushless permanent magnet motor in a refrigerator compressor.