Sentence examples for for direct operation from inspiring English sources

More recently, special units have been designed for direct operation (in the United States) at 3,600 revolutions per minute.

These methods allow for direct operation on compressed video without the need for full-frame decoding, which reduces the computational complexity.

With Scope 3 emissions – the carbon emissions that occur beyond direct operations – accounting for the large majority of an organisation's carbon footprint, growing legislation on this issue will not just impact companies directly, but will have a significant impact on costs through their supply chains.

Ten years ago, it was rare for companies to focus their sustainability efforts beyond their own direct operations.

Responsibility for directing the operations of the network was transferred from Haqqani, aging and reportedly ill, to his son Sirajuddin.

Ms. Buhler had been director for direct response media operations and broadcast buying director at GSD&M Idea City, Austin, part of the Omnicom Group.

John Westfall, managing director for direct marketing, runs an operation for surface and electronic mail, telemarketing and workplace giving that sends out 250,000 messages a month to prospective and current donors.

A sensitivity model is newly proposed for direct relationship between the operation condition of mho relays and the controlled parameters of TCSC, to verify the power flow control effect of TCSC on the relay performance, without repeatedly executing power flow schemes.

The suppressed methanol crossover in the modified membranes offers advantages for direct methanol fuel cell operations at high methanol concentrations.

The proposed ATPS appears to be a promising alternative to conventional first-step operations for direct recovery of collagenase from fermented broths, yielding a concentrate enzyme solution able to effectively hydrolyze collagen.

It also explicitly states that "contracts for security services shall not be used for direct support of combat operations where hostilities are ongoing or imminent.