Thorn is clearly a master of basketball operations and a tremendous judge of talent.
What this fails to recognise is that Iran has long been the master of covert operations.
The idea is basically to draft a frame of reference, or master plan of operation, or country programme, to ensure that aid provided by a given organization to a given country is relevant to its needs and opportunities; and to provide structure, strategic vision and coherence to what was so far a mere portfolio (collection) of independent projects.
High competitiveness and the emergence of new Information and Communication Technologies in industrial enterprises require a higher understanding and mastering of their operation systems to improve expected performances.
For the bulk of his army life, Croukamp was part of the Selous Scouts – the top secret, much-feared masters of pseudo-operations: the darkest of the military arts.
Gannett consolidated the graphics and master control operations of its stations to a centralized location, eliminating more workers.
As expected, participants who had mastered the rules governing order of operations (i.e., Syntax Knowers) were better at evaluating algebraic equivalence (M = 83.2% vs. 76.6%), t 122 = –2.5, p = .01, Cohen's d = 0.47.
His namesake Vincent O'Brien, who is no relation, scaled unsurpassed heights as the exceptionally gifted master of the Tipperary thoroughbred operation.
Kronsteen, SMERS Hs chess-playing master planner, and Colonel Rosa Klebb, head of Operations and Executions, devise the operation.
According to several former Iraqi intelligence officials, the diplomat was actually a well trained spy with ties to terrorist operations, a master of disguise whose movements are supervised by Iraq's most senior officials.
