Sentence examples for restore operation from inspiring English sources

Replacing the right-side speed-control switch should restore operation.

To be sure, those products also must be safe for people to use, but system malfunction rarely causes injury, and users can generally restore operation themselves.

Concurrent error detection (CED) and correction capabilities are provided by connecting the NVSRAM array with a dual-rail checker; CED is accomplished using a dual-rail checker, while correction is accomplished by utilizing the restore operation, such that data from the non-volatile memory element is copied back to the SRAM core.

It is shown that high ROFF/RON is necessary to ensure reliable RESTORE operation and high SRAM yield under cell area and power consumption constraints.

Planned Parenthood officials said they will restore operations at the clinic as soon as possible.

As companies at the epicenter of the New York attacks struggled to restore operations, the Internet again proved crucial.

All companies had to restore operations after equity markets reopened on Monday after a four-day shutdown.

Princeton and Brown universities are working to help Dillard restore operations after it was heavily damaged by flooding in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

At the No. and No. 4 reactors, damage from the earthquake and tsunami, as well as rubble from hydrogen explosions, was impeding the effort to restore operations.

"While they are undergoing efforts to restore operations at the property, guests are not able to make reservations," emailed Margaret Chaffee, spokeswoman for ThinkFoodGroup, parent group for Andrés's family of restaurants.

And while Verizon has worked almost around the clock the last month to restore operations at 140 West Street and service to its customers, the company has indicated that significantly reducing the building's network vulnerabilities would require more time or money than Verizon is willing to expend.