(b) If a control system is out of service for 30 days or more, it must be inspected and tested for operational capability before returning it to service.
o demonstrating operational capabilities for resolution preparedness, such as the ability to produce reliable information in a timely manner.
The new health emergencies program represents a fundamental development that complements WHO's traditional technical and normative roles with new operational capabilities for work in outbreaks and humanitarian emergencies.
From a technical perspective this operation forbids a transfer of data that might have been crucial for the operational capability of a node Y. Therefore, a firewall rule leads to an operational impact on Y.
The roadmaps illustrate not only the technology procurement (to TRL-8) paths for specific missions envisaged in the present timeframe, but also the achievement for Europe of technological milestones enabling operational capabilities and building blocks, essential for current and future Exploration missions.
Also required is a strengthening of essential operational capabilities, including resources for conducting search and rescue operations and air-to-air fuelling.
In the same McKinsey report, they identified 5 key operational capabilities every CMO must consider for success.
Already this month, as the IoS revealed, the system for assessing them is so flawed that it has been scrapped, and a report by the US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (Sigar) warned that Afghan assessments "have overstated operational capabilities".
The surgical operation needs high-quality and timely intelligence and superb quick-response operational capabilities.
A Royal Navy spokesman said of fears about the operational capabilities of aircraft carriers: "Portsmouth naval base will be ready for the arrival of HMS Queen Elizabeth in 2017.
