The maximum potential benefit from operation optimization is determined by the distances between current operating point and process constraints, which is related to the margins of design variables.
Various applications benefit from operation at a central wavelength of 1.5 μm and its second harmonic, including emerging applications such as 3D processing of silicon and 3D printing based on two-photon polymerization.
Rather, they must also ensure that stakeholders in all of the communities in which they operate benefit from their operations and that these benefits are sustainable over the long term.
Further, the proposed framework benefits from operation reasoning application.
Some of the 121 irradiated patients with motor compromise may have benefited from operation.
But since Ms. Quinn reorganized and re-branded the office after becoming speaker in 2006, he said, council members may not know its name, even if they work with its staff and benefit from its operations.
The Dover argument zeroes in on a consideration for which the credo of the free market allows no room: that if a big economic interest sits in the midst of a community that sees relatively little benefit from its operations, that represents a self-evident injustice.
ELuxury should also benefit from the operations over at Arnault's incubator, Europ@Web.
A national and international research agenda will only benefit from best operations, guided in evidence, at the regulatory and approval levels.
A national and international research agenda will only benefit from best operations, guided in evidence, supported in best regulatory and research leadership practice.
Administrative, financial, marketing, and even manufacturing jobs in the U.S. support -- and benefit from -- operations in other countries; in fact, research indicates that overseas expansion tends to correspond to domestic job creation.
