Sentence examples for will still be operational from inspiring English sources

With each of the two PTP links connecting the base station to the IP-backbone in clock- or anti-clock-wise direction within the ring topology, if one SBC fails the second SBC will still be operational.

It is important to keep in mind that current substations will still be operational for the next 50 years, and because of their large area, it would be very expensive to link sensors with optical fiber or cables.

The government has ordered the company to stop dumping at Little Blue Run by the end of 2016, but the power plant producing the nearly 3.4 million tons of ash annually deposited there will still be operational.

Remember, the business will still be operational and no owner likes it to be known (to either his customers or competitors) that his business is for sale.

Should the world be buried in a never-ending blizzard, or should a meteor impact block out the sun and bury everything in a three-foot layer of ash, will my juice reserves still be operational?

The signals may still be operational, and you'll probably want to be playing a lot of Flappy Bird as water and food supplies run out.

Disaster preparedness experts say cash is an important element of any emergency planning, because you don't know if banks will still be standing or if A.T.M.'s will be operational.

On the other side, if no constraints are imposed by the environment, the CR will still be constrained by its own operational abilities and the expectations of the user.

HPE is now engaged in a software-hardening test of its own off-the-shelf supercomputer, but single-board computers like this one from BAE will still be instrumental in providing basic operational capability to any spacecraft hoping to reach the red planet.

StubHub says it is still to be determined when the site will again be operational.

Mount Weld will not be operational until 2011, and the handful of other prospective rare-earth mines are still on the drawing board.This has not bothered investors, who have been piling into rare-earth stocks.