Sentence examples for planned for operation from inspiring English sources

The High Energy cosmic-Radiation Detection (HERD) facility is one of several space astronomy payloads onboard China's Space Station, which is planned for operation starting around 2020.

With more UTO systems planned for operation by 2025, mainly in Australia, Asia and South America, this paper aims to highlight public perception of driverless trains, which, if taken into account, might help with better understanding of passengers' perspective on UTO and contribute to seamless implementations of the new systems around the globe.

The Stavka developed two major operations to be conducted against Axis forces near Stalingrad, Uranus and Saturn, and also planned for Operation Mars designed to engage German Army Group Center in an effort to distract reinforcements and to inflict as much damage as possible.

We included adult patients planned for operation in general anaesthesia and who were provided either with a tracheal tube or a laryngeal mask, while we excluded patients who had been intubated prior to arriving at the operating room and those for whom the airway was kept patent with a double-lumen tracheal tube.

In September 1952, Van Fleet submitted tentative offensive plans for Operation Showdown, a small-scale offensive drafted by the US IX Corps as a ridge-capturing operation.

The Soviet high command also began planning for Operation Saturn, which was aimed at destroying the Italian Eighth Army and cutting off German forces in the Caucasus.

Allied commanders decided these were implausible targets because of their northern location and an amphibious landing at Stavanger was chosen, based on planning for Operation Dynamite (a previously considered, and rejected, invasion of the country).

In the research plans for Operation Everest II, it appears almost as a requirement that the barometric chamber be used only for studies that would have been impossible to conduct at high altitude.

"If you are planning for operations in Kandahar, you must show success in Marja.

An internal House Democratic memo urges Members to hammer the Bush administration on "failures to plan for operations in Iraq and a complete failure to plan here at home".

The agency is trying to determine the source of an article in The New York Times on July 5 about planning for operations against Iraq.