It is essentially a start-up within a start-up, and its responsibilities include sales, marketing, vendor relations and even the early operations of the business.
Tryon was given one of the early operations of the season, a raid against a Continental Army depot at Danbury, Connecticut.
Such names as Colliers Wood and Nancole Copse in the parish point to the early operations of the charcoal burners, the colliers of the Middle Ages.
Notable amongst the early operations of the Company's forces were the defence of the city from Mughal and Maratha invaders and from the incursions of the Nawab of Carnatic.
Financial and professional rewards were provided for the junior officers and enlisted men and in 1816 the battle honour Martinique was awarded to the ships and regiments involved, with the date 1809 added in 1909 to distinguish the campaign from the earlier operations of 1762 and 1794.
As an employee of Canada's International Development Research Centre IDRCC), SC contributed intellectual support to the establishment and early operations of ZAMFOHR.
During the early operation of a PRB, pH is a key indicator for monitoring the change in hydraulic residence time resulting from heterogeneity development.
Early operation of these machines has demonstrated the importance of the details of beam initial conditions in determining the downstream evolution.
This is probably due to a particular difference in the early operation of the two algorithms.
We delineate a key biochemical aspect of the early operation of these endocytic proteins that regulates the rate and extent of clathrin-lattice fabrication at the cell surface.
