Sentence examples for measures to operate from inspiring English sources

A dynamic optimization model is developed and applied to identify the opportunities for Pareto Improving measures to operate these two dams for the four Eastern Nile Basin countries: Ethiopia, South Sudan, Sudan, and Egypt.

It was clear from the consultation phase and the interest from local authorities that potential users wanted this measure to operate as a driver for continuous quality improvement.

In addition to considering evidence about the operation of the economic building blocks of the NHS quasi market, it is necessary to bear in mind the degree to which command and control hierarchical measures continue to operate concurrently [ 20, 35, 36].

Reconciliations of non-GAAP measures to GAAP operating income, operating margin, net income, and EPS are included at the end of this release.

But the most lucrative of these measures allows G.E. to operate a vast leasing and lending business abroad with profits that face little foreign taxes and no American taxes as long as the money remains overseas.

Eliminating the spread from Lackland AFB to secondary training sites was difficult, because any control measures deployed had to operate within the constraints of the recruit training system.

Ultimately, it was a discussion of measures to lower operating costs for the airlines," Masatoshi Harigae, head of aviation at Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency, told the news service.

The Price of anarchy gives cost measures that system paid to operate without cooperation.

The new hydrophysical measuring complex is easier to operate and maintain, ensures higher quality of the data obtained and new spheres of application.

Several experiments are conducted to measure the time needed to operate certain software functions with the traditional combination of "mouse click + tool button" and the proposed integration of "mouse wheel + tool ball".

At that point, the Treasury Department says it will no longer be able to use extraordinary measures to borrow enough money to operate the government.