Sentence examples for evaluate the operations from inspiring English sources
After an escalation of attacks on Amazon in April, Trump issued an executive order to establish a taskforce to evaluate the operations and finances of the postal service.
In particular, the two-point conditional probabilities which characterize shape and distribution of the fibers are developed, and the Fourier transform of the Green's function for orthotropic media has been developed for the first time to evaluate the operations involving the Green's function itself.
The service will be available to all stakeholders along the rice value chain in Africa through a mobile application names AppRice, which makes it possible to follow and evaluate the operations of harvests and post-harvest.
In the operational one, it is possible for the operators to evaluate the operation performance, service level, and service reliability [171, 172, 173, 174, 175].
PHBA is performed on two types of second-stage stators to evaluate the operation security, thus the probabilistic accumulative damages altering with operation time are calculated, and the operational reliabilities are also obtained.
Afterwards, a numerical CFD model based on the experimental model is built to evaluate the operation of the granary under different solar radiation and wind conditions.
The main objective with this study was to evaluate the operation of the Utsira plant using a set of updated hydrogen energy system modeling tools (HYDROGEMS).
The developed model can be used in existing security control systems and also to evaluate the operation of a system at its design stage.
The developed model can be used in existing check-in systems, and it can also be used to evaluate the operation of a system being designed.
Cell voltage control is a safe method to evaluate the operation of the single cells even though large efforts are being made to stabilise the behaviour of the fuel cells over the whole operating range.
The new mean is also used to evaluate the operation of parallel heat exchangers, such as are often employed at the hot end of a preheat train; a phenomenon that we call 'thermo-hydraulic channelling' is identified.
