He has more operational power than anyone else at Apple except me".
Forthcoming human planetary exploration will require increased scientific return (both in real time and post-mission), longer surface stays, greater geographical coverage, longer and more frequent EVAs, and more operational complexities than during the Apollo missions.
The analysis shows that there is no economic or performance advantage in the installation of greenfield hybrid power/thermal desalination/ seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plants in preference to power/SWRO plants, because the latter would produce water more cheaply under all conditions and at all fuel costs, and would provide more operational flexibility than the former.
The messages contain "far more operational discussion than regurgitation of [intelligence] analytical product".
Despite these setbacks, Marsh had more operational quarries than Cope at this point of time; Cope, who at the early 1880s had more bones than he could fit in a single house, had fallen behind in the race for dinosaurs.
The EC has also gained experience in working with a group of experts who initiate activities with more operational effectiveness than has been the case in the past.
In contrast, this percentage for the genes with loss/deletion was smaller in IBCs (1.4%) than in nIBCs (9.5%), suggesting that epigenetic mechanisms might be more operational in IBCs than in nIBCs.
HP sees the two business groups -- IPG sells printers both to consumers and businesses, and PSG sells PCs to consumers and businesses -- as making more operational sense combined than apart, the source said.
But a senior intelligence official said that under Mr. Bush, the intelligence digest included more operational, real-time information than before, including detail about the sources of intelligence that could not have been shared with a larger audience.
