Sentence examples for lessons of operation from inspiring English sources

Among the lessons of "Operation Mincemeat" is this: during wartime, brawn helps.

We do not need the lessons of Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan to teach the United States military that a technologically inferior fighting force is not an easy target.

Things will improve only if those now in charge pay attention to the lessons of past operations -- particularly the vital roles that troop strength and an extended commitment have played.

In this paper, we give an overview of this testbed, describe its various topologies over time, and summarize the main lessons learned after two years of operation.

Thus, the most reasonable, cost-effective and practical approach is to take advantage of the experience and lessons learned over the decades of operation and control of traditional AC power systems.

Obama has ordered the Pentagon to preserve the lessons of counterinsurgency and stability operations in case they're needed in the future, but Kaplan reports that the president has also ordered that minimal manpower or matériel go toward preparing for resource-draining exercises in counterinsurgency and nation-building.

The experience gained from twenty years of operation has also provided lessons regarding malfunctions of peripheral equipment.

The original pilot plant did not complete the anticipated 5 years of operation, but several important lessons were learned from the test program.

Asked if lessons had been learnt from the follow-up of Crevice which was not "quite as thorough" as it might have been, he said: "Not just Crevice, I think we learnt lessons from a number of operations between 2004 and 2005".

This evaluation is based on the first year of operation of a new service and so while early lessons are valuable the impact may change as the service matures and develops.

Lessons in Uganda are supposed to be taught in the local language of the area of operation.