Sentence examples for better operations of from inspiring English sources

However, the scheme cannot be looked at in a vacuum; it needs to be connected to better operations of hospitals that form an integral part of the social and medical organisation of the health system [ 23].

It would be beneficial for design and better operation of the heat pipe system underground to use geothermal resource.

Excellent corrosion resistance and good conductivity are some of the desirable properties for better operation of fuel cells.

The validated DEM model can be applied to perform extensive numerical studies to achieve optimal performance and better operation of such complicated and important processes in mineral processing.

The analysis also shows that the optimum performance condition is gained when the total thermal penetration depth is approximate to the hydrodynamic radius, which provides a principle for better operation of thermocompressor.

Further, a novel path-planning model has been presented for the better operation of autonomous vehicles in the absence of speed lanes (Kala and Warwick 2013).

In Abid et al. (2011) a new architecture of V-cloud is presented for the better operation of the VCPS by Abid et al. The proposed architecture is composed of three layers namely in car vehicular cyber-physical system (VCPS), vehicle-to-vehicle network (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure network (V2I) layers.

On the basis of theoretical construction and case study, Wu et al. [36] found that the proper value proposition can attract more customers by business model, which is conducive to the better operation of business model, and other scholars study how to carry out the business model innovation with creating value.

Peru has issued a series of guidelines and manuals for better operation of research for the health environment [ 27].

It's probably better than the best operations of most companies.

This destruction of Co-op Group's investment in the bank stems from a merger with Britannia Building Society in 2009 that has spewed losses, massive wasted investment in IT and from not generating enough profit out of the better operations to meet regulators' requirements for the capital it needs as a buffer against potential future losses.