Sentence examples for be operations from inspiring English sources
noun
The method by which a device performs its function.
- It is dangerous to look at the beam of a laser while it is in operation.
There will be operations of Filipino troops with American advisers".
One will be called Civil and Environmental Engineering; the other will be Operations Research and Financial Engineering.
"There will not be joint operations, there will be operations of Philippine troops, with American advisers," Lt. Gen. Narciso L. Abaya, deputy chief of staff of the Philippine armed forces, said in an interview in the military's command headquarters.
Apert babies are born with their fingers and toes fused together so there will have to be operations to give him a functioning grip.
She came back to Cairns Street in Toxteth last year to be operations manager for Granby Workshop, a cottage industry that was set up to capitalise on the spotlight the Turner Prize put on the area.
A large percentage of these non-scheduled flights can supposed to be operations exempted from the EU-ETS, e.g. flights with aircraft of less than 5,700 kg maximum take-off mass or flights falling under the 'de minimis' clause.
I never denied there had been operations.
Agata Adamiak is operations manager at UK Corporate Gifts.
In Florida, there are operations in Fort Myers, Orlando and Naples.
Ed Fitzpatrick is operations manager, Chewton Glen, New Milton, Hampshire.
Abbie Campbell is operations coordinator for Santos.
