The Rosado campaign, for example, is operating telephone banks from three different locations.
The group True the Vote, for example, is operating on a theory of pure fantasy: its literature imagines busloads of unqualified You-Name-The-Democratic-Group being dropped off at registration places.
The Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, for example, was operated by the University of California.
Peacekeeping assessments, for example, are operating on a 28-year-old scale widely acknowledged to be out of date.
The National Academies of Sciences and Engineering, and the Institute of Medicine, for example, are operating a website intended to expedite the processing of visas that have been held up.
Carlos Amato, a football writer for the Mail & Guardian and the Times in South Africa, appreciates the concrete improvements to the country's infrastructure and the stadiums, some of which, Soccer City in Johannesburg for example, are operating sustainably, with creative management and the crowd-drawing power of the best supported football clubs, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.
Virtually every other competitor offers access to the online TV service Hulu, for example, which is operated by a coalition of broadcasters.
In many environments the sensor nodes experience external interference – for example, when the BSN is operated in the 2.4 GHz ISM band and the human moves in a densely populated city, it will likely experience WiFi interference, with a quickly changing "interference landscape".
In the following example, the entire array is operated at ω0, but only the elements at [2d0 4d0 9d0] also operate at the second frequency ω1 = 2ω0.
For example, one telemedicine network is operated by the military.
