Sentence examples for concepts of operational from inspiring English sources
The basic concepts of operational reliability are proposed initially in [3], and its basic point is that the reliability level of a system varies with changes under operating conditions of a power system.
In our previous work [9, 10] we introduced a general approach for runtime operational governance in software-defined IoT cloud systems, as well as the concepts of operational governance processes that manipulate the states of software-defined gateways at runtime.
Only when DOD has established its future vision for the use and role of contractors supporting deployed forces and fully institutionalizes the concepts of operational contract support can it effectively address its long-term capability to oversee and manage those contractors.
In a recent interview, David V. Aguilar, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said he had first proposed the concept of operational control years ago when he was the chief of the Border Patrol.
The proposed method introduces the concept of structural availability, which is intrinsically identical to the concept of operational availability in system reliability engineering.
The concept of Operational Taxonomic Unit (OTU) is an important aspect of SCaFoS.
To circumvent problems associated with using species as units of diversity, the concept of Operational Taxonomic Unit (OTU) is employed.
Our study supports the concept of operational research in which the research determines how such interventions are translated into benefit in the heterogeneous setting of routine care [ 20].
This umbrella concept of operational research covers many analytic approaches and methods, such as mathematical programming, queueing theory, simulation modeling, decision analysis, and forecasting methods.
In 1996, the Malawi National Tuberculosis Control (NTP) Programme embraced the concept of operational research and started a research programme that translated directly into several improvements in policy and practice [ 2, 3].
The aim of SIAPA is to make the concept of 'effectiveness' operational when applied to protected areas.
