Sentence examples for for public operation from inspiring English sources

Other provisions would allow for public operation of driverless vehicles when they are sold, ease the "platooning" of autonomous commercial trucks traveling closely together at electronically coordinated speeds and help create a facility to test autonomous and wirelessly connected cars at highway speeds at the site of a defunct General Motors plant that once churned out World War II bombers.

But if the chemical cycle continues to go Huntsman's way, it should not be an undue burden for the newly public operation.

California's DMV is developing regulations for the eventual deployment and public operation of autonomous vehicles.

Land is being used for government workers' personal needs instead of for the greater good of the public, operation costs are too high, data that could inform policy changes are unreliable or nonexistent and there is an ambiguous legal framework that doesn't force people to be ethical.

"The race to control the bedroom is the great game in retail," said Marian Salzman, a trend spotter and chief executive for public relations operations of Euro RSCG Worldwide PR, North America.

Results: Interview analysis identified 25 information needs for public health operations management.

This is a computer-based micro-simulation program that performs time step and behavior-based simulation for public transport operations and flows of pedestrians.

This paper is organized as follows: Section 2 provides an overview of the related work in this area, in particular in the application of SDR and satellite communications for public safety operations.

Most aerodromes used for public transport operations are required to be licensed by the CAA.

The group concluded that the requirement for public transport operations to be conducted only from licensed aerodromes should be further reviewed in the context of corresponding international and European requirements.

"The inspector general's report confirms findings by Congress' investigation of a near total disregard for public safety in Operation Fast and Furious," said Rep. Darrell Issa, chairman of the House oversight and government reform committee, which has been investigating Fast and Furious since early 2011.