Sentence examples for more frequent operations from inspiring English sources

"This strategy of attacking the enemy with smaller but more frequent operations is what some may refer to as the strategy of a thousand cuts," the Yemen-based group said in a new issue of its English-language magazine, Inspire, which resembles a glossy publication but is available for download on militant Web sites.

Much more frequent operations of the VITF alone were conducted in the latter period than in the former period to collect many additional observations to bolster the data required for the statistical studies such as producing a global map or regional distribution by means of VHF observations.

Storage reservoirs must be provided to feed the summit pound with enough water to meet lockage and evaporation losses; other reservoirs can be introduced at lower levels to meet heavier traffic movements entailing more frequent lockage operation.

It can be concluded that smaller frequency regulation dead band results in more frequent Li-ion ESS operation, leading to shorter battery operating life and higher average annual cost.

Sex change operations became more frequent, though doctors balked at performing surgery for fear of prosecution under obscure statutes based on English common law that forbade the maiming of men who might serve as soldiers.

With increasing penetration of intermittent renewable energy into the electricity grid, one can expect thermal power plants to be required to operate in a more dynamic fashion, with more frequent departures from design point operation.

Putting Academic Leadership on probation means the school could be closed if it does not follow the city's recommendations, which included revamping the lottery process, hiring a director of operations and having more frequent board meetings.

In Japan, Sakamoto et al. showed that complications related to the operation were more frequent in split LT.

Eliana Sousa Silva, who was raised in Maré and is the founder of a local nonprofit group, said police operations there became more frequent as the Olympics approached.

During dairy processing, the production schedule is affected by more frequent product changes, hence also cleaning operations.

Although the hazard of induced earthquakes is uncertain, regulators in Oklahoma and elsewhere are starting to limit well operations and require more frequent reporting of well data.