Sentence examples for possibilities of operating from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, his core recommendation that the United States explore the possibilities of operating a minimal deterrent, the smallest number of nuclear weapons needed to prevent adversaries from contemplating a nuclear attack on us, may be the most hopeful direction in which we can look.
The principal advantages are the absence of ionising radiation for the patient and the operator, the possibility of operating ultrasound equipment outside of a radiology department (office practice), and imaging of all the soft tissues surrounding the joint, leading to an accurate diagnosis prior to the therapeutic injection and avoidance of any critical structures in the path of the needle.
A technical feasibility assessment of the method was carried out, based on pilot plant operation results, highlighting some constraints on the possibility of operating at very large scale, due to the high amount of required residues.
THE possibility of operating a machine using thought control has long fascinated researchers.
Several well-known companies won the right to explore the possibility of operating in a series of blocks around England.
"After many years in the plc world I was very excited by the possibility of operating in a cooperative environment where that purpose really is unique".
An added reason for NASA's interest in this technology, Mr. Del Frate said, is the possibility of operating remote-controlled aircraft on Mars.
WASHINGTON — The American commander in Afghanistan and the Pentagon's top policy officer on Tuesday described the value of sustaining a long-term relationship with Kabul, and raised the possibility of operating joint military bases with local forces long after foreign troops are scheduled to withdraw in 2014.
The possibility of operating at higher speed of the XOR gate is demonstrated as well.
But somewhere, some entrepreneur's brain is cranking through the possibility of operating an airline this way.
This paper proposes a multi-objective optimisation, which takes advantage of the possibility of operating in an island mode.
