Sentence examples for proper operators from inspiring English sources

A preliminary investigation on various GEP operators is also carried out for selecting the proper operators.

Our results are based on the Leggett-Williams norm-type theorem due to O'Regan and Zima, which requires appropriate Banach spaces and proper operators.

Since the problem is NP-hard, four new composite dispatching rules are proposed to solve it by applying genetic programming framework and choosing proper operators.

In all such measures, proper operator action and proper functioning of the appropriate backup system are paramount aspects of emergency response.

Furthermore, the thresholding approach requires proper operator-training to use the software, although our current results (based on our software program) suggest otherwise.

In particular, we transform problem (1 - 3) to a fixed point problem for a proper operator in the space C 1 ( [ 0, T ] ) × C 1 ( [ 0, T ] ).

Earlier this month a cross-party group of MPs wrote to TfL urging it to strip the company of its license to operate in the UK capital, arguing the company has not shown itself to be a "fit and proper operator".

Station blackout (SBO) is one of the most important design extension conditions (DECs) because a total loss of the heat sink leads to a core uncovery or damage without any proper operator action.

A SBO is one of the most important DECs in that without any proper operator actions, a total loss of heat sink leads to core uncover, to core damage, and ultimately a core melt-down scenario under high pressure.

"Does he think that a company that covers up the theft of data and pays a ransom to criminal hackers can possibly be considered a fit and proper operator of licensed minicabs in our towns and cities?" Streeting asked the minister, accusing the government of attacking London's mayor for his support of the Uber ban.

TfL has said Uber is not a "fit and proper" operator, listing several reasons for remove licensing — including the company's approach to reporting serious crimes by drivers using its platform, and its use of proprietary software developed internally to help it evade regulatory oversight (although Uber has claimed it has not used the 'Greyball' program in London for that specific purpose).