The phrase "a domain of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fields of activity, areas of expertise, or specific operational environments.
Example: "The research team is focusing on a domain of operations that involves advanced robotics and automation."
Alternatives: "a field of operations" or "an area of operations".
A dilution cum purge ejector for application in fuel cells represents a domain of ejector operation involving low entrainment ratio with differing secondary and primary gas; which is hardly investigated and a cohesive design framework is not readily available.
In this work, the domain of operations research is modelled within a semantic representation in order to systematize the application of the available methods and tools to the decision-making processes within organizations.
A wide range of instructions they have developed specializing the domain of operations particularly for SDR transceiver design.
In the domain of operations design and analysis, the ability to see a 3D animation of processes that have been simulated allows for two very important things: verification and validation.
This paper presents the evaluation of emissions from vehicle operations in a domain of 300 m × 300 m covering a complex urban roundabout with high traffic density in Madrid.
Let D be a domain of elements, and ⊗ and ⊕ be two binary operations on D.
The low computational cost, the high precision in detecting and reconstructing marker position with 2.39 mm error, and the capability of capturing from any number of cameras to increase the domain of operation of the subject, has made the proposed method a reliable approach for real-time human motion analysis.
In particular, the domain-specificity of this type of cognition makes it the case that capacities operative in constructing object representations are not ones that can be engaged generally in contexts falling beyond the domain of operation of the module.
The new framework handles effectively the uncertainty associated with the algorithm's performance profile, the uncertainty associated with the domain of operation, and the cost of monitoring progress.
In this paper, we review some of the recently developed seizure detection and prediction algorithms along with a comparison study between them adopting another basis for classification of seizure detection and prediction methods depending on the transform domain of operation.
