Sentence examples for live operations from inspiring English sources

"We learned a lot from Coleman," said Bruce seniort-Brown, senior vice president for food safety and quality and live operations at Perdue.

Not only that, but as a result, Britain's overseas intelligence agency, the Secret Intelligence Service, better known as MI6, had been forced "to pull agents out of live operations in hostile countries".

In one example, the report claims the MoD is trialling a "predictive cognitive control system" that has been deployed in live operations at the Joint Forces Intelligence Centre at RAF Wyton.

Anti-slavery was made a police priority at the beginning of last year and, according to the National Crime Agency, there were 850 arrests with forces running 545 live operations.

The duke watched two live operations, of a breast reconstruction procedure and the removal of a bladder tumour.

Tornados first took to the skies in 1979, seeing action in several conflicts, and were first used in live operations during the Gulf War in 1991.

If one has been recently approved, it is probably still a live operation.

The study is based on the communication traffic data captured during the virtual power plant live operation over a one-month period with fourteen fully automatic activations.

Two years ago he streamed a live operation using the "augmented reality" system, Google Glass, allowing viewers to see the procedure from a surgeon's point of view.

"We've spent the last three years or so really building up our live operation — experimenting with thousands of live streams and production formats.

And it means managing available bandwidth efficiently on a live operation, in what will likely be a hostile or uncontrolled environment.