Sentence examples for designated operation from inspiring English sources
When President Nixon launched the incursion in 1970, American and South Vietnamese troops operated under an umbrella of air cover that was designated Operation Freedom Deal.
It is shown that the designated operation space is a narrow and effective region of the knowledge space which brackets the entire fraction of the MFC experiment space.
And in general terms, the possible product quality from the designated operation space is more densely concentrated on the desired value compared to the tradition forward model design method.
Australian forces played a key role throughout this offensive, which was designated Operation Cartwheel.
The Home Fleet put to sea to attack Tirpitz again in mid-May in what was designated Operation Brawn.
Following several months of preparations the Home Fleet's first attack on Kaafjord, which was designated Operation Tungsten, was conducted on 3 April 1944 and involved five aircraft carriers.
And she points out that her father's name is inscribed on the armed forces memorial near Lichfield, Staffordshire, which honours those "killed on duty while performing functions attributable to the special circumstances and requirements of the armed forces, or as a result of terrorist action, and those who died while deployed on designated operations".
Its working process is the same as traditional encryption-decryption models; it is responsible for handling the designated operations based on user queries to document-oriented database. .
The thermal performance of a single hybrid heat pipe was numerically analyzed using a commercial CFD code for designated designed features under reactor operation conditions.
room designated for Operation Ferguson, a person calling himself TheAnonMessage was among those singling out Willman as the shooter.
In February 2003, an SMU Task Force designated for operations in Iraq obtained a copy of the SMU interrogation policy from Afghanistan that included aggressive techniques, changed the letterhead, and adopted the policy verbatim.
