Sentence examples for tube operation from inspiring English sources

In this work attention has been focussed on the classification of the parameters affecting vortex tube operation.

The RMT general secretary, Bob Crow, accused tube chiefs of trying "to sweep this incident under the carpet" and said it "exposes the lethal gamble of driverless tube operation".

We report the precision muon detector mass production experience, including the R&D results on the long tube operation stability and the impact on the momentum resolution due to wire sag.

Mr Osborne said: "We live in a 24-hour city, and the mayor is going to set out how our plan will deliver a 24-hour Tube operation to support it". Image caption The chancellor and mayor outlined a six-point plan for what they called "a 24-hour London".

Prompted by rising steel prices and a sinking dollar, Evraz will buy the Canadian plate and pipe business and the United States tube operations of SSAB's Ipsco unit.

"RMT has fought for more jobs on the Underground to cope with the added pressures of night Tube but those jobs must be within the framework of the existing Tube operations and must offer career opportunities to the Underground's existing staff, including existing drivers who may choose to take up the offer of reducing their hours".

The key issues are maintaining flow-tube operation, and modelling and correcting for the errors induced in the mass flow and density measurements.

The pretreatment conditions utilized were 160°C, 0.8% (w/w) H2SO4, and 10 min in a large horizontal pretreatment reactor (Mesto Inc., Norcross, GA) configured for two-tube operation (Pretreatment ID P120927) [ 13].

Evraz Group said Friday that it would acquire the United States and Canadian steel-tube operations of Sweden's SSAB for $4.0 billion, representing 12 sites and 3,250 employees.

Auction winners will also receive a tube of Operation Smile lip balm -- said to be a $5 value -- absolutely free.

London Underground's boss, Tim O'Toole, said the government must bridge the funding gap after it imposed the public-private partnership (PPP) programme that parcelled out the tube upgrade operation to private companies.