Right now there are 10 operating gates; this will rise to 16 next year.
But the guards operating the gates had been employed in that job too long, with never a hint of an attempted escape.
Past the olde English village with perfectly preserved church, through the first set of electronically operated gates, along the long, sweeping drive to the second set, and finally the third, and there, among the epic landscape of spreading trees and sweeping meadows, stands chez Kubrick.
But the campaigners believe operating the gate remotely is "like trying to referee a match from 20 miles away".
Use of ultra short pulse has negligible free carrier absorption effect; hence the operating speed of the gates is very high and has potential application in photonic processing.
Thinking again of your computer system as a castle — the walls are built with the operating system and the gates are built with Internet facing applications, like your browser.
Khodzhasaryan and Bekverdyan were exiting the parking structure and attempting to call for a parking attendant to help them operate the gate around 11 p.m. on Saturday when the victim "made a comment to the suspects which led to an argument," Rodriguez said.
The rail cars are sometimes loaded at the railway siding directly from trucks but mostly from a reloading and storage depot, through hand operated gates or by conveyors.
But many officials at the shipping lines, which own the terminals at the ports and would operate the gates during extended hours, said the plan would not work unless all parties changed the way they did business.
In that case, and in each of the two that followed, the Klamath Irrigation District, which operates the gates under contract with the federal government, declined a written request that it shut the gates again, forcing the Bureau of Reclamation to dispatch its employees to carry out the job.
