Phylogeneticists therefore often only consider informational genes, involved in the processes of transcription, translation and replication, which appear to be less prone to HGTs over broad distances than other genes, named operational [ 10].
Rather than a skyscraper, he folded the building back in on itself to create a gigantic loop, in the name of operational efficiency.
They have always declined to reveal the name for "operational reasons".
Includes subscale names, brief operational definition of subscales, and items retained in the Norwegian version of the CFPQ and the related attitude scales adapted from the CFQ.
In February 2007, the Police Service of Northern Ireland began Operation Rapid, the operational name for a review of people regarded as "wanted" in connection with terrorist-related offences up to 10 April 1998.
The house was later named "Dakota Rest" after the Douglas DC-3's wartime operational name, and still stands today.
According to the documents, the three proposed operational names were chosen in accordance with the naming conventions established in the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff manual titled "Code Word, Nicknames, and Exercise Term (NICKA) System," a classified computer database.
Numerous other terrorist groups have garnered publicity by pledging allegiance to Islamic State, or carrying out attacks in its name, but it's unclear whether they have any operational ties.
The potential benefits of manufacturing intelligence include improvements in operational efficiency, process innovation, and environmental impact, to name a few [4, 5].
A new factor named "Governance and operational management" was created in the AMIEM.
In this dataset, the factor names, including the operational taxonomic units and environmental factors, are previously defined by Steele et al. [ 2].
