But Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said they were singled out from 12 other militiamen taken prisoner on Monday because they were "senior enough where they might have the kind of information that we're looking for in terms of operational methodology, future operations and so forth".
The intermittent nature of solar energy poses many challenges to renewable energy system operators in terms of operational planning and scheduling.
As enzyme costs are particularly difficult to estimate due to their strong dependence on the reactor temperature, we further established a model-based procedure for characterizing the biocatalyst in terms of operational stability and activation as a function of the reactor operating temperature.
Instead, companies talk in terms of operational performance, asset management, business continuity, security of supply of commodities, energy and water, workforce health and well-being.
"What most people don't grasp is that in terms of operational costs — what it costs you to drive the car around — electric cars are advantageous today.
Also in terms of operational ease, it's a tremendous advantage to our kitchen managers to be able to stabilize food flow by running two blocks to the other restaurant".
One security consultant even considered the elimination of public parking, but did not recommend such a measure because it would be "very costly either in terms of operational impact, public acceptance or monetary cost," Judge Jones wrote.
The German chancellor commented: "Of course we will look at this but I cannot ignore the fact that we think it would require a large number of treaty changes and that it isn't possible as such in terms of operational management".
That said, the early adopters are achieving "very material" gains in terms of operational efficiencies and cost reductions, he says: "Everybody is focused on the bottom line and we've demonstrated that investment, plus changing behaviours in some very simple areas, can reduce wastage".
