Sentence examples similar to start up state from inspiring English sources

Once committed, a unit initially in the ready-for-service state (state 0) can start up successfully to the in-service state (state 2).

The results indicated that the reactor was in the start-up state during the first week.

Drilling could start up after the state adopts new regulations, perhaps this spring.

Giles and Hargreaves (2006) offer a pessimistic view of innovative school start-up, stating that "an 'attrition of change' leads to the school's seemingly inevitable decline" (p. 125).

In the meantime, the federal Department of Health and Human Services has made available hundreds of millions of dollars to help states start up their exchanges, with quarterly deadlines this year for states to apply for the money and prove that they are proceeding with setting up their exchanges.

Yan used the compensation package provided by her former state employer to start up her own business.

(Both totals include plans that are still in the process of starting up; 14 states either offer both types of plans or will soon do so).

"About 100% of my decision to start up again in Washington [State] was from what people are going to say to me here [in California] and how people are going to judge me".

San Diego offers weekly outings for people with early-stage dementia to restaurants, breweries, ecological preserves and animal shelters, and a walking program for people with early-stage Alzheimer's has started up in Washington state.

The surrogate stimulations were placed between the start of the UP state and the minimum of 1) the end of the UP state or 2) 1 second into the UP state, in order to control for the fact that UP state spike rates decrease over time.

This new procedure allows the direct calculation of the steady state profiles of biomass and substrate in the SBR without calculating the dynamics of the system from start up to steady state.