Sentence examples for adjacent operations from inspiring English sources
"adjacent operations" is correct and usable in written English
This term can be used to describe processes that are either similar or related, and that occur in close temporal or spatial proximity. For example, you might say, "The assembly line was composed of several adjacent operations, including welding and painting."
The tainted samples were passed through a "mouse hole" from inside the secure perimeter of the Sochi lab into an adjacent operations room, where they were allegedly switched.
"All I need is for the weather to cooperate," said Mr. Marelli, who owns five adjacent operations offering everything from clams, pizza and burritos to ice cream and frozen drinks.
As McLaren notes, Rodchenkov "provided credible evidence" that the tainted samples from protected Russian athletes passed through a 'mouse hole' from inside the secure perimeter of the Sochi laboratory into an adjacent operations room where FSB and Russian anti-doping staff were waiting.
Open image in new window Figure 3 Swap of two adjacent operations in a permutation.
WeWork — the co-working startup valued at $20 billion with some 200,000 members across 200 locations globally — is continuing with its strategy of expanding into a wide array of adjacent operations to grow its business.
Nevertheless, in our case no control signals are required because we assume perfect knowledge of the channel, while the perturbations caused to other systems in adjacent operation bands are neglected given that the idea of this proposal is not even to disturb in a significant manner the system under analysis.
Open image in new window Figure 4 Swap of two non-adjacent operations.
By using the swapping of two adjacent or non-adjacent operations (see Figures3 and4), it generates all the feasible sequences in the neighborhood of each permutation list.
Thus, the spacing distance between the adjacent press operations (D e) during the scratching process can be calculated in the range from 0.52 to 2.33 nm, which is denoted as the red curve in Fig. 5a.
Assembly changeover will be applied if two adjacent assembly operations are relatively different.
For a scratching velocity of less than 5 μm/s, the overlapping area of the adjacent press operations is very large.
