Sentence examples for standby over from inspiring English sources

Brownfield development, or development on previously industrial urban sites, has been a useful standby over the last years.

That's particularly significant given today's announcement for Android users — and it's likely to create a surge in new content that will mean that Kamcord's engineering team will be on standby over Christmas to ensure the service stays online despite a potentially huge increase in traffic and activity.

Price: $129.99 Weight: 10 grams Talk Time: Over 4 hours Standby Time: Over 8 days Range: Up to 33 feet (10 meters) Charge: 80% charge in 35 minutes, 100% charge in < 1 hour Colors: Black / Silver / Rose Gold Supports Bluetooth® 1.1, 1.2, and 2.0.

Insolvency experts at Deloitte are on standby to take over 240 stores, which will trade as normal this weekend.

The procurement of contracts with power stations not trading in the normal energy market, who are paid an "exorbitant sum" to be kept in standby mode over winter, is also a measure.

Yet the NHS has for too long tried to manage its workload like any other industry: by consigning the majority of its work to weekdays, allowing GPs to shut up shop and hospitals to switch to standby mode over the weekend.

Hungary needs an IMF standby agreement to roll over its foreign debt.

But in officialdom there is always a standby to smooth things over when the inquiry fails: the urgent review.

Therefore, it is observed that transmitting the data continuously is more beneficial than SU switching over to standby mode in any case, because at least one data is successfully transmitted or SU is coded with PU.

If PU's energy consumption depending on SU's action is smaller than 36.8 %, ANC with the SU signal is processed for an additional decoding; if not, SU does not transmit but switch over to standby mode and harvest energy even in false positives.

Former London standby Ashleigh Gray takes over as Elphaba for the tour's second contract run, making her the second actress, after Davis-Jones, to have played the role in both the West End and the UK touring production.