Sentence examples for system was disconnected from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, to study the thermal response of the construction system, the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system was disconnected and the cubicles were tested under free floating condition.

"Thus, the emergency core cooling system was disconnected deliberately... Apparently (the operators) were confident the reactor would not fail them.

For the science station, two consoles were rigged for hydraulic operation so that they could be rolled into the walls when not in use, but the system was disconnected when the crew discovered it would be easier to move them by hand.

Afterward the system was switched off and if no marked deterioration of gas exchange and/or hemodynamics were observed within 2 hours, the ELS system was disconnected.

The detector's wires to the apartment's electrical system were disconnected and its 9-volt battery was missing.

The men's intentions are not clear, but it is possible they were trying to show the office staff's reaction if the phone system were disconnected, or to show that the phones were actually working and calls were going through.

The use of renewable energy for distributed generation (DG) is important worldwide not only because it increases profits but also because integrating it into utility systems ensures power supply at points of consumption even when a DG system is disconnected from the main system.

Islanding phenomenon of a grid-connected independent generator like a photovoltaic (PV) system occurs when a section of a utility system is disconnected from the main utility voltage source, but the independent generator continues to energize the utility lines in the isolated section.

You can select a time from 1 to 48 hours before the system is disconnected, says Amazon.

Last week, a federal district judge in Washington, Royce C. Lamberth, ordered that the systems be disconnected to protect millions of dollars of oil, gas, timber and grazing royalties from Indian land.

The ruling was the third in three years in which the judge, Royce C. Lamberth of Federal District Court in Washington, had ordered that the systems be disconnected in an effort to protect millions of dollars of oil, gas, timber and grazing royalties from Indian land.