Sentence examples for In terms of operations from inspiring English sources

In terms of operations, certainly not.

In terms of operations classed as urgent 161 were cancelled in the two-week period, with some having been cancelled twice or more.

In terms of operations, I recommend going a step further by ensuring that your advisor maintains control of a secure computer server that centralizes all of your relevant financial documents.

In terms of operations, we have a full handbook of sustainable practices but to sum it up in a few words, we really try to focus on the local element.

In terms of operations, teachers are responsible for supporting students in learning much broader categories of work, such as 'logical reasoning' or 'critical thinking.' Teachers hold themselves accountable to teach these broader operations during situations of 'doing proofs' when students are expected to work on proof tasks (Herbst and Brach, 2006).

"In terms of operations in Syria and Iraq, we can't undertake these operations without coordinating with legitimacy in this place and the international community," Salman said at the news conference.

So what does that mean, in terms of Operation Odyssey Dawn, as our new war, or war-like project, is called?

The characteristics of intermittent and stochastic of solar energy has brought great challenges to power grid system in terms of operation and regulation.

Several tests aiming at the qualification of the sensors and system in terms of operation and accuracy have been carried out.

This design is compared with a commercial rigid fetoscope in terms of operation timing and reduced stress to the fetus at neck level.

This study develops a procedure for estimating the payback period of residential SWHs in terms of operation cost and effective energy savings over conventional heating fuels.