Sentence examples for changes in operations from inspiring English sources

It affects all enterprises that operate in, and with, the EU, and will require changes in operations and culture in almost all cases.

They involve changes in operations, organisational culture, product portfolio and financial models.

He said Lone Star did not plan any immediate changes in operations or management.

Building improvements and other changes in operations or occupancy may be needed to bring this about.

These movements in turn generate responses from corporate leaders that make changes in operations, strategies, acquisition, and investment plans.

They see the potential for a new capital allocation strategy or changes in operations that will increase share value.

A physical state of a process plant changes by deterioration, and its mechanism, speed and location varies with changes in operation and plant structure in the lifecycle.

However, the changes in operation of all wind turbines are coordinated to ensure that the wind farm produces power according to the grid operator demands.

The results show that this simulation strategy is useful for analysing the effects of sampling errors, the changes in operation temperature, random errors and sensor drift.

The increase in pulse duration and cumulative run-time, together with the increase of the plasma energy content, will represent the largest changes in operation conditions in future fusion devices such as the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) compared to today's experimental facilities.

Finally, changes in operation room ventilation or changed adherence to guidelines of prophylactic routines may also have influenced the trend of revision due to infection (National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) 2008, Dale et al. 2009).