Sentence examples for development of operations from inspiring English sources
"At Grimsby there is continuous investment by leading offshore wind farm operators in the development of Operations and Maintenance bases.
"We will continue to execute our growth plan, and investors and supporters can have confidence in the development of operations as the club progresses.
His current research focuses on the application and development of operations research methods in studying stochastic systems with specific applications in healthcare and operations management.
As a member of the Advisory Committee on Aeronautics in 1909 and, later, as a consultant to the Daimler Motor Company, Ltd., he also contributed to the development of operations research.
A number of major milestones have been accomplished to date, including the construction of major elements of flight hardware, the development of operations and sustaining engineering centers, astronaut training, and eight Space Shuttle/Mir docking missions.
It led to the formation of the RAF in 1918 and to the development of operations rooms such as the one at Duxford that proved so crucial in 1940 during the Battle of Britain and ultimately victory in World War Two.
This analysis was also used for development of process operation and control strategy.
Using this virtual plant, we allowed engineers involved in the development of operation support software to experience plant operation.
One possible reason that the porosity increases in relation to the time in vivo is that cement pressurization in the implantation of the acetabular component has been improved by the development of operation instruments, including the component holder and component pusher, which reduce the initial porosity of the bone cement.
An executive board member, Rüdiger Grube, left, the head of business development and of operations in China, also denied in a weekend newspaper interview that he was involved in insider deals.
The combination of various scans has eliminated need for many exploratory operations on the abdomen and led to development of newer operations and procedures, often aided by lasers.
