Sentence examples for modern operations from inspiring English sources

Modern operations, however, produced meat meal for animal consumption or fertilizer, and in the late 1940s refrigerated ships facilitated recovery of edible meat.

This list of uses can include quite a few arcane business types ("wool pulling and scouring" is one of our favorites in San Francisco) while being noticeably silent on more modern operations, like co-working spaces or food trucks—let alone a maker space.

Beijing is inviting outside shareholdings in its various state carriers, which enjoy brisk growth as they move haltingly toward becoming modern operations.

Lean production is often regarded as the gold standard of modern operations and supply chain management (Guinipero et al. 2005; Goldsby et al. 2006).

By being more exploitative, these rivals can more quickly come up with the money to invest in new technology, and soon their more modern operations will have the ability to undercut less hardnosed producers.

This resolution is compatible with the resolution of modern operation microscopes.

The results appear to have been tolerably satisfactory, and the modern operation is certainly derived indirectly from this ancient source.

There were a few who developed supreme skill and dexterity and could have undertaken a modern operation with but little practice.

The modern operation includes the use of gelatin capsules containing red dye that will rupture during nuptial intercourse, simulating the physical markers of virginal sexual experience.

First, he introduces the reader to each organ and its idiosyncrasies by describing, in edge-of-the-seat fashion, a modern operation on it.

There were a few who developed supreme skill and dexterity and could have undertaken a modern operation with but little practice; indeed, some devised the very operations still in use today.