Sentence examples for anticipated operations from inspiring English sources

A13 A Pentagon-appointed panel of outside experts concluded in a report that the American military does not have sufficient forces to sustain current and anticipated operations around the world.

The core thermal hydraulic design for the HTTR is carried out to evaluate the maximum fuel temperature at normal operation and anticipated operation occurrences.

She said she did not anticipate operations will run more smoothly with the next caravan and was bracing for the possibility they may be worse with resources already strained.

Control rods perform very important function during normal operation including anticipated operational occurrences.

However, the revision rate for the PR LCS prosthesis has also been reported to be higher then anticipated in operations reported to the AOANJRR Australian Orthopaedic Association National Joint Replacement Registry Annuall Report 2009).

It is anticipated that operation will be performed in long periods separated by maintenance periods (e.g. 10 days continuous operation and 1 week break) with annual or bi-annual major shutdown periods of a few months for maintenance, further installation and commissioning.

The United Nations, anticipating military operations in the islands by Chad against Boko Haram, contacted the government.

The staff of the National Security Council, anticipating military operations in Afghanistan, has coordinated a largely secret effort to increase protections at the nation's transportation hubs, nuclear power plants, drinking water supplies and other potentially vulnerable sites.

A recent approach in tactical service network design (SND) anticipates relocation operations of BSS by means of a dynamic transportation model yielding the required demand of relocation services (RS).

Exide officials said they anticipate resuming operations as early as the spring.

4) the socio-political context; examples of determinants are rules, legislation, (anticipated) patient co-operation or (anticipated) patient satisfaction.