Sentence examples for the former operating from inspiring English sources

Classrooms will occupy former commercial space in the base of an abutting apartment tower to which the former operating theater is connected.

In deregulated electricity markets, the supply of electricity is organized through a day-ahead and real-time market, with the former operating on a 24-hour time-scale and the latter clearing anywhere between 5 and 15 minutes depending on the geographical location.

As the repair of DNA DSBs occurs through either homologous recombination (HR) or non-homologous end joining (NHEJ), the former operating in dividing cells while the latter also in non-dividing cells [36], the cellular answer to genotoxic damage may differ according to the cell cycle phase.

We show that ε-BA can reduce the number of flow operations substantially in contrast to Dial's Algorithm B, as the former operates flows on a set of deliberately selected cycles whose mean values are sufficiently small.

The former operate with some modicum of control, but in the latter, "prison law" dominates.

The former operates in frequency domain and the latter in time domain.

The former operates at device level, more specifically within an SN domain, while the latter enforces higher level Cloud targets.

The former operate in the coping appraisal process and prevent the formulation of an intention to prepare, whereas the latter work on protection motivation, stopping the translation of these intentions into actions.

This is because the former operate their feeder network with relatively high specific emissions under the ETS, while the latter operate only long-haul flights to and from Europe.

These techniques entail matrix acidizing and fracture acidizing; the former operates under the formation fracturing pressure by injecting reactive fluids (commonly hydrochloric acid) to dissolve and disperse the rock while creating highly conductive wormholes while the latter is performed above the formation fracturing pressure.

Generally, biogeophysical effects of historical land-use change on the global mean surface air temperature are less than biogeochemical effects, because the former operates locally and biogeophysical changes from deforestation (e.g., those of albedo and latent heat flux) sometimes work together to compensate their individual impacts on temperature (Pitman et al. [2009]; Pongratz et al. [2010]).