Sentence examples for operated on some from inspiring English sources

The company had operated on some false assumptions, Mr. Sokol said in a recent interview.

For a long time — let's call it the Pre-Chang Period — the hotel market in New York operated on some widely embraced tenets.

A recession would operate on many investors as margin calls operated on some during the Nasdaq swoon this month; it would force selling by people who needed to raise cash.

A workflow for academic research from around 1984, until around 1996-2000, when the internet began to go mainstream, retained most of the above aspects, and might have been "digital" in so far as it operated on some sort of x86 silicon chip, and involved a "word processor" with bibliographic management software like Endnote.

The authors acknowledge the cooperation of Drs. Alexandra Becker, Kirsten Biermann, Ricarda Dening, Sabine Kramer, Prof. Andrea Mirja-LiNolfferg, Mirjandolff and Tanja Zimmering, who helped to enroll the animals and/or operated on some of the patients used in this study.

We finally show how the approach operates on some specific examples, by describing the advantages of having available a full inference engine based on DBNs for the requested analysis tasks.

Sir-based silencing also operates on some genes close to yeast telomeres (Aparacio et al. 1991; reviewed in Wellinger and Zakian 2012).

Mercal operates on largely commercial lines, but some of its prices are subsidised, at a cost of $25m a month to the government.

Let's face it, the fashion world has never pretended to operate on some superior moral plain.

Opera has its own narrative drive, and the ways it propels us forward operate on some hypnotic, subconscious level.

Certain trains will not run over the festive period, with bus replacement services operating on some routes.