Sentence examples for intensity of operation from inspiring English sources
The analysis reveals that R&D intensity of operation of US MNE affiliates is determined mainly by the domestic market size, overall R&D capability and cost of hiring R&D personnel.
A dharma's capability or vertical causality, by which it facilitates the occurrence of other dharmas outside its consciousness series, locates it within the web of interrelations that connects it with the incessant rise and fall of other dharmas, and hence further individuates it as that very particular dharma by manifesting its unique quality and intensity of operation.
Grosseteste holds that the intensity of operation of the natural agent will be a matter of its distance from what it acts upon, the angle at which it strikes it, and the figure in which it multiplies its operation, this being either a sphere or cone.
While ringing the changes through a variety of once familiar, terrorist techniques devised by the Provisional IRA, the scale and intensity of operations bear little comparison to past turmoil.
They probably don't know who they're working for". He said the intensity of operations against farms in London was driving drug gangs into quieter areas "where they perceive they are safer".
An increasing intensity of operations means that the longstanding safety issue of rail level crossings is likely to become worse in the transport systems of the future.
An insight into the extraordinary intensity of operations for most British ground troops was revealed by the commander of the 2nd Battalion the Parachute Regiment battle group in the upper Helmand valley last summer, Lt Col Joe Sullivan, in a presentation in London this week.
When Sidhant Pai visited a local rubbish dump in his home city of Pune, India, he was struck by the size and intensity of the operation.
The intensity of that operation soon led Michael back to the more easygoing neighborhood bookie, but betting on credit — as most frequent bettors do — was not as easy as it had once been.
We are told first that the officers had an honest and reasonable belief that de Menezes posed a real and significant threat to the public, and then further that the speed and intensity of the operation meant that hesitation was not an option.
