Sentence examples for definition of operation from inspiring English sources

The understanding of the interactions between starch and cellulose hydrocolloids is crucial for equipment design and definition of operation parameters in the food industry.

This complex issue needs to be accounted for from the early stages of the design of dams and reservoirs until the definition of operation rules oriented toward sustainable management of water and sediments.

The definition of operation and maintenance protocols depends on several quantitative and qualitative aspects such as wastewater treatment plant configuration, CW design, influent characteristics, sensitivity of the receiving media, etc. Bearing this in mind and considering the limited technical knowledge about CWs, the need for a new tool to support CW performance is clear.

Table 4 Definition of operation commands Operation commands Tongue motions Forward Down Back Forward Right rotation Right Left rotation Left Brake Neutral None Saliva swallowing, up.

The main contribution of this paper is the definition of operations that are consistent with the theory for vector fields and may be implemented to manipulate rasters and multi-component rasters in GIS.

Strategic design decisions as number of supply chain levels, numbers of nodes at each level, distance between nodes and definition of operations for each node contribute for better performance of the production and delivery of a variety of products to the customers.

Based on the definition of operations (drawing primitives) for molecular structure diagram sketching as discussed by A. M. Clark [8], we can define the subjects in FlaME as atoms and bonds.

The definition of operations provided by Tav4SB WS plus workflows files, together with installation and execution instructions are available from the project's home page.

He concluded, "This is just the most muddled definition of an operation probably in U.S. military history".

Important steps are degree of freedom analysis, definition of optimal operation (cost and constraints), and evaluation of the loss when the controlled variables are kept constant rather than optimally adjusted.

Many of the congressmen were angry — about the lack of consultation, about what one Republican congressman called "just the most muddled definition of an operation probably in U.S. history" (and that's saying a lot) and about the matter of arming the rebels.