Sentence examples for burden of operational from inspiring English sources
In "SOA's Dirty Little Secret," I pointed out how SOA comes at the burden of operational complexity and how companies like AmberPoint are tracking the complexity of dependencies on Web services.
However, the high share of intermittent and fluctuating wind power production has also increased the burden of system operator for securing power system reliability during the operational phase.
They are profitable because they shift the burden of accountability and operational expenses from them to the people using and providing the services.
"Externalizing the strategic and operational burden of war to human and technological surrogates has developed into America's preferred way of war under the Obama administration".
Most importantly, both allow for fast, flexible delivery without the operational burden of the Milk Run or Hub & Spoke models.
In other words, the operational burden of American foreign policy now rests on the backs of one twentieth of half of one percent of the American people.
It must also be admitted that C.I.A. too was unprepared for this type of operational plan and a heavy burden had to be laid upon the field at a time when the Tehran station was already occupied with the opening phases of Tpajax.
All external stakeholders interviewed, however, were sympathetic to the constraints of ministerial capacity to deal with competing priorities and the burden of work, given limited human and operational resources.
This gives you an additional level of operational flexibility.
To make the use of our metrics more intuitive and to provide an example of how they may be used in an operational context, we map the retrospective severity index to functional indicators of influenza burden, including peak ILI, hospitalization, and mortality rate in Fig. 5. (See Additional file 1: SM section S7 for the calculation of operational indicators).
Additionally, one year following cessation of active external technical support by SISA, the system continues to be operational and effective in monitoring the burden of influenza.
