Sentence examples for each operation has from inspiring English sources
Each operation has become profitable within a year of its launch, he says.Even in wretched Sierra Leone, battered by civil war and desperately poor, Mr Ibrahim's firm has developed a cell-phone system.
As each operation has come to light, an anxious public has wanted to know whether this powerful new surveillance model was undermining traditional notions of privacy and civil liberties.
The previous engineering efforts at the sea bed have felt like a mash-up of "Groundhog Day" and "Armageddon" without the Hollywood ending, and each operation has come with the caveat that it has never been tried a mile under water.
Each operation has a size and a processing time.
Each operation has to applied over all the pixels of the image before continuing with the next operation.
The accessibility constraints imply that each operation has a set of possible part positions under which it can be performed.
The participating centres had to be either academic units or affiliated to a University, and each operation had to be carried out or supervised in a standardised way 17 by a consultant surgeon who specialised in this type of laparoscopic upper gastrointestinal (GI) surgery.
(b) Each unit operation has a small number of relevant parameters the user can configure.
Each unit operation has been developed from first principles and connected in a continuous framework such that the output of one unit operation becomes the input of the next unit operation.
Each unit operation has a small number of parameters that configure the behavior of that operation and allow the radiochemist to optimize the synthesis via fine-tuning of heating times and temperatures, stirring, liquid transfer pressures and times, implementation of intermediate purifications, etc.
Results from this study include of the following: chemical exposure cases have declined because the Hazard Assessment of each DET operation has been formally reviewed; Slip/Trip/Fall factors have decreased due to Slip Simulator training; and work station evaluations have led to fewer injuries with Lift/Push/Pull factors.
