Sentence examples for surface operating from inspiring English sources

Spies are lurking below the surface, operating in the dark". It is not an arbitrary distinction.

On its surface, operating a military drone looks a lot like playing a video game: Operators sit at workstations, manipulating joysticks to remotely adjust a drone's pitch and elevation, while grainy images from the vehicle's camera project onto a computer screen.

Since the new melting temperatures are now above the typical surface operating temperature of turbine components, the melting-induced penetration of volcanic ash and CMAS can be considerably suppressed.

Due to the surface effects, the latter model does work as a combination of two subsystems, i.e. the bulk material behaving as a Cauchy continuum, and the boundary surface operating as a membrane-like boundary layer, each subsystem being in (local and global) equilibrium by its own.

Old wooden boxes and crates are very useful when perched on a work surface, operating as both storage space and shelves.

In this research, the VSNEA behaves as an electrode with a partially blocked surface operating under total overlap diffusion conditions [20].

In alkaline medium the entire steel surface operated as electron source for the regeneration cycle of the redox mediator.

I want to use some basic principles from physics, biology and geology to see how a large scale planetary process, the transport of heat over the earth's surface, operates and has operated over time.

In addition to traditional solar collectors it is viable to study the solutions how the structural elements of the buildings can also be used to capture solar energy, when the architectural design would not change, but the required surface operates as solar collector.

The target of the International Fusion Material Irradiation Facility IFMIFF) is one of the most crucial components of the planned facility, since due the high power densities only a free surface operated liquid lithium target is potentially capable to match the constraints set by the user community.

In our view, the most important results are twofold: 1) to show with a large data set that degradation affects universally all sloping unconsolidated landforms, and 2) to unambiguously show that even conservative estimates of the total lowering of the surface operate at time and depth scales that significantly interfere with cosmogenic exposure and lichen dating.