Sentence examples for Specialized operations from inspiring English sources

Francisco, the doctor, said Cuban-American surgeons sympathetic to the rebels periodically fly in for specialized operations.

The reluctance of doctors and sperm banks to open their doors to all comers eventually sparked the creation of specialized operations.

He described a strategy that will focus the forces on "specialized operations targeted at the most dangerous terrorists," shifting the security burden to the Iraqis.

The majorities of the non-surgical medical devices are delivered in a low profile into human body form and subsequently require specialized operations for their deployment and release.

First is the scale of their operations: special operations are relatively small-scale, being conducted by companies, platoons, teams, or squadrons, whereas specialized operations are mounted by large units such as regiments, brigades, or even divisions.

The paper aims to map business engineering and management with the aid of process reasoning that enables coherently integrating two essential dimensions of any industrial organization: the management, with clear responsibility for coordinating the work system and the functional areas, being in charge with executing specialized operations, according to relevant rules, regulations, and procedures.

Prior to assuming that position, he was professor of industrial management at Pennsylvania State University, where he specialized in operations management and management science.

Kristin brings over a decade of work experience in the non-profit sector where she has specialized in operations and program management.

Although he specialized in operations on the throat, especially during the latter part of his career, Dr. Montgomery made innovations in virtually every area of otolaryngology, including head and neck, ear and pediatric surgery, Dr. Nadol said.

The Eaton Corporation said yesterday that it planned to sell its automotive business that makes switches that control windows and door locks and focus on its drivetrain and specialized sensors operations.

Because of the vast array of stuff that Amazon handles, versus a more narrow lift for other smaller more specialized warehouse operations, Amazon needs to bang its own drum and march to that idiosyncratic beat, even as all sorts of other related picking and grasping breakthroughs are happening in various pockets of industrial settings.