normal operation

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During normaloperation of these devices, power to the divertor plates does not usually exceed the critical values at which melting or sublimation can occur.
The third one is a mechanical passive breakaway device that acts as a mechanical link between the helmet and the master robot in normaloperation.
A specification, on the other hand, may be a partial function which says only what the system is supposed to do in normaloperation.
Reflective mechanisms can be used to modify the normaloperation of the interpreter to support debugging features such as single-stepping and tracing.
Separation of the code dealing with errors from the code handling normaloperation again greatly simplifies programming, rendering the code more reliable and easier to debug and modify.
In normaloperation, icon labels and the transduced words are sent to the interface display to give the user feedback (words may also be spoken incrementally).
The scaling with the nominal variation is done so that a larger error is allowed in parts of the cycle that have large variation during normaloperation.
Moreover, we might construe "unused" brain tissue as that recruited above some minimal level of activity, redundant in normaloperation but perhaps important in times of unusual load.
The revenue cost of the normaloperation of the facility has been estimated at £400 million.
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