Sentence examples for to interrupted from inspiring English sources
verb
To disturb or halt an ongoing process or action by interfering suddenly.
- A maverick politician repeatedly interrupted the debate by shouting.
By formulating the cost due to interrupted KVA-hour, initial interruption cost, and modification cost in terms of component reliability indices, an optimization problem is derived while simultaneously considering multiple load points and feeder capacity limits, resulting in a nonlinear programming problem.
To reduce the possibility of call drop, higher priority is given to interrupted SUs over new SUs, i.e., SUs with initial service requirement; thus, interrupted SUs will be put before new SUs in the low-priority sub-queues.
She speculates that there may even be an evolutionary advantage to interrupted sleep.
At best, it leads to interrupted sleep and long waits for the bathroom; at worst, to explosions of violence.
An almost otherworldly sound is created by his "Universe," a large band of polished steel resting on a magnetized base that bends and lurches in response to interrupted magnetic impulses.
Therefore, there is a lack of knowledge on the application of this technology to interrupted cutting, such as in milling.
Her own conversational style seemed to be what she would call "high-involvement": she overlapped--to use the term that, she says in the new book, she prefers to "interrupted --several people when they asked her questinterrupted --several interrupted --severalman laughs in the audience.
By then I had traveled to distant lands, to war zones, and even back to Vietnam to say a proper goodbye to my interrupted childhood, but I didn't go back to where Mission Street ended.
At the close of the session, hundreds of MPs were seen jostling for taxis outside the Reichstag building, impatient to return to their interrupted summer holidays and hoping that they were free of the Greek crisis for the time being.
If they interrupt their current task (which could also be a call) to handle this call, the nurses have to remember themselves that they have to go back to that interrupted task.
However, surgery may have to be interrupted and limited to 'damage control'.
