The phrase "a long time operating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a duration of operation but lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The company has been in business for a long time operating in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "for a long time in operation" or "for an extended period of operation."
Abu Nidal for a long time operated out of Baghdad".
"He's dealing with a staff that, for a very long time, operated in a closed and secretive manner.
Participant l(B) took a long time to operate the robot in trial 2(Z) in the criterion 'time' in Figure 24(a).
"This is a tremendous opportunity to bring together two systems of care that have been very separate for a long time and operated under different rules".
"This is a tremendous opportunity to bring together two systems of care that have been very separate for a long time and operated under different rules". Cantwell said the state is expanding its outreach to promote the benefits of the program and address any concerns.
He had reportedly been ill for a long time and was operated on about four years ago after developing heart complications.
Etzkowitz (2003) did touch on their role, but for a long time, "organizations that operate in the spaces between institutions of higher education, industrial firms, and government agencies" (Metcalfe 2010: 504) were ignored.
"The speech I made to the team is to recognize that on Sunday night at [22 32 PDT], we will have a priceless asset that we have placed on the surface of another planet that could last a long time if we operate it correctly, and so we will be as cautious as hell about what we do with it".
For a long time, the Macintosh operating system was better than Windows, yet it never unseated its rival.
It has been known for a long time that under operating conditions stripes of variable intensity occur perpendicular to the direction of printing.
