Sentence examples for formation and operations from inspiring English sources
This paper describes research aimed at supporting the formation and operations of virtual enterprises through the setting-up of service-oriented workspace environments.
We conducted a situational analysis of all NPOs in the area, for which further details are described by Moshabela et al., with respect to the context, formation, and operations of these NPOs (17).
"On Liberty" and (especially) "The Subjection of Women" might even be considered two of the first modern critiques of the formation and operation of unjust totalitarian power.
The rational choice/social exchange theory stresses the mechanisms of formation and operation of family institutions, including that of living arrangements, from the perspective of social actors.
This case study aims to highlight the strategic decisions and managerial practices in the formation and operation of a co-located research unit within a national laboratory.
WS formation and operation is based on a software system designed to support interoperable machine-to-machine interaction over a network.
Difficulty accepting rejection of ideas, stubbornness, and immobility forge another prevalent theme - a sense of single-minded purpose - akin to egocentrism but imposed obsessively on the venture and the others engaged in its formation and operation.
According to literature, there are two aspects of a successful approach for seasonal forecasting of tropical cyclones, including factors relating to the formation and operation of the storms and regression methods.
The presented work can provide theoretical guidance for developing multilayered tight sandstone gas reservoirs, and the model can be applied to predict the hydraulic fracture geometry in any other multilayered reservoirs with the specific formation and operation parameters.
An active global tectonic cycle is not required for the formation and operation of serpentinization-driven SHS and hence we assume that these environments were commonly present on the Hadean Earth.
Our case study shows that the formation and operation of the newly-established system of oversight is conditioned by local political and economic constraints and, thus, does not automatically translate into concrete benefits for the quality of financial reporting.
