Sentence examples for improved operations in from inspiring English sources

His stay on the station improved operations in several areas, including transfer procedures for a docked space shuttle, "hand-over" procedures for long duration American crew members and "Ham" amateur radio communications.

His stay on the station improved operations in several areas, including transfer procedures for a docked space shuttle, "hand-over" procedures for long duration American crew members and "ham" amateur radio communications, and also saw two spacewalks to reconfigure the station's power grid.

The sensor with a specially designed ladder-type working electrode showed improved operation in response time and response magnitude.

Besides the promotion of Bill Ford, the new president and chief operating officer is Nick Scheele Nick Scheele, a European called back from improving operations in Europe and a good man.

Last year, Alderson produced a report on Selig's behalf on how to improve operations in the Dominican.

To improve operations in the control centers and reduce the frequency of blackouts, Congress gave the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission the authority to enforce detailed new rules.

In response to Friday's report, NASA managers noted that there had been no major breakdowns on the station and said they were moving aggressively to improve operations in light of the Columbia board's recommendations.

In order to meet this rising demand and to keep price volatility to a minimum; oil companies worldwide are looking for ways to improve operations in order to achieve increased production with decreased costs.

Our American hotshot, whom we'll call Bob Dallis, arrived at the company thinking that he already knew the basics of TPS having borrowed ideas from Toyota to improve operations in his previous job and would simply be fine-tuning his knowledge to improve operations at his new assignment.

The report from the International Air Transport Association said the 2009 loss would be half what the group's 230 members expected to lose this year and reflected improving operations in North America, where a sharp fall in fuel prices has brought relief to airlines that did not hedge against the costs.

Reliable meteorological forecasting in specific geographic areas could be a suitable support for improving operations in the energy market.