Sentence examples for handover driven from inspiring English sources
And so a security handover driven by a political imperative is being presented, in part, as a response to the improving capacity of the Afghan security forces.
I finish handover, drive home and take my daughter to her swimming class.
The decision to speed up the handover, however, was not driven by any such challenges but came about after Mr. Harrison and the board recognized that giving Mr. Dimon the top job would formally acknowledge what has been Wall Street's worst-kept secret for many months: that Mr. Dimon is already running the show.
Third, we establish an appropriate clustering method to reduce handover signaling cost on OpenFlow-based future mobile networks with attractor selection driven by the difference of the flow directions between user traffic and signaling traffic.
This opportunity grid is driven by the geological information within the service area and can realize the seamless handover and provide reliable communication of the geographic information service by opportunistic control.
The main speaker related how only that morning she had witnessed a fellow senior female executive in the office parking lot performing a frantic handover of a feverish daughter (dressed in pajamas and wrapped in a duvet) to grandparents who had driven some distance to remove the sick child so the mother could attend an important board meeting.
9 This change is mainly driven by managers' perceptions of improved efficiency from reducing the number of nurse shifts a day, therefore resulting in fewer handovers between shifts, less interruptions to clinical care provision and increased productivity due to a reduction in the overlap between two shifts.
Ahead of Tesla's Model 3 handover event, I got to drive one – a black version with the Premium Upgrade Package.
By exploiting the drivers' habit to daily drive similar routes (e.g., home to work, home to school) the authors define a handover protocol that connects to the best available AP depending on the vehicle position.
