Sentence examples for being able to operationalize from inspiring English sources
"Being able to operationalize independence was the goal of UnitedMasters.
It appears that being able to operationalize the concept that students have prior knowledge (students ideas code) may be an important threshold that allows LAs (or early-career teachers, for that matter) to interact effectively with students in the classroom, in ways that look very much like formative assessment.
Being able to operationalize that knowledge is key to the future, and using the collective wisdom is important to ensuring that solutions really work to combat poverty, early marriage and build a better economic future.
A national cryptocurrency such as fedcoin would be able to operationalize Milton Friedman's famous "helicopter cash" as an alternative strategy to stimulate the economy.
Part of the news here is that Bravo has been able to operationalize this platform in a way that it can now work with pre-recorded shows or reality TV shows that are not live.
If not, how are we going to be able to operationalize the shift and incorporate it into our business models so that we can serve the unique needs of America's changing and evolving consumer – an absolute must if we are going to grow and compete in the 21st century marketplace?
We are able to operationalize a second submarine in a few days, so that's 32 heads multiplied by six, which is 192 missiles of 125 kilotons.
In many studies, cultural capital is usually operationalized as having knowledge of highbrow culture and being able to manipulate the system to reproduce advantages (Van de Werfhorst, 2010).
Being able to share information!
Being able to afford college.
