Investor Pete Higgins of Second Avenue Partners lauded Ice Energy for: 5 million hours of operational run time, its operational utility projects and a robust patent portfolio.
Explicit representation of aerosol and its effect on cloud may cause excess computational costs and uncertainties in regular operational runs for short-time weather forecasting.
The intention of IE is that it helps answer the question of how the design ideas impact a system's critical performance attributes (such as usability and reliability) and all its resource budgets (such as the financial cost and staff headcount) for implementation and operational running.
It is an old ritual, this last operational run-through for the special agents of the presidential protective division, the most elite of the Secret Service agents and the last barrier between the commander in chief and a host of threats.
In all four companies - as well as more broadly in corporate America - there is now a preference for operational experience, for people who have run companies.
These findings could help to design the most appropriate ensemble strategies before these hydrometeorological extremes, given the computational cost of running such advanced HEPSs for operational purposes.
There is scope for much more in later years, even though the vast majority of TfL's 5,700 acres is needed for operational use - it has railway lines and roads running through it.
Unlike the "Personnel" people who run a tight operation, these "Organizational Development" people should be change agents with a bias for operational innovation.
But when urban thinkers talk about running a city like a business, they mostly mention adopting private-sector principles for operational efficiency, cost effectiveness and better customer service.
A threatened charge for operational risk, based on the amount of funds under management, might be out of proportion to the risks many firms actually run.
The same goes for operational efficiency.
