Sentence examples for operating a large scale from inspiring English sources

The results obtained in this study can be used as basic data for designing and operating a large scale CO2 capture process with two fluidized-bed reactors.

To be clear: Not all breeders or broker/dealers are bad nor should they be accused of operating a large scale puppy mill.

This paper examines the experiences of operating a large-scale ozone application and complementary biosecurity measures for shrimp production in outdoor ponds suggesting design criteria for improved biosecurity.

This study aims to better understand the economic implications of implementing and operating a large-scale high-end CDW recycling plant to serve a densely populated urban area in Portugal Lisbonn and its outskirts).

No evidence suggests that Syria has the skilled personnel or the fuel to operate a large-scale nuclear plant, Mohamed ElBaradei, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, told Al Arabiya television.

According to Spiegel, the NSA operates "a large-scale VPN exploitation project to crack large numbers of connections, allowing it to intercept data inside the VPN — including, for example, the Greek government's use of VPNs".

While operating on a large scale is an added advantage for firms, Sharestates has shown that with advanced technology and a team able to operate efficiently, platforms can witness substantial improvements in their performance without having to run on a large budget.

Even in a city accustomed to operating on a large scale, the numbers are eye-catching: Last year the Department of Sanitation collected 122,235 Christmas trees.

He produced domestic bone china from 1800 and by 1810 was operating on a large scale; the business continued until 1887.

The most recent project focusing specifically on (PH EVs and operating on a large scale is the 4-year Green emotion project that was launched in March 2011.

One frequent criticism of early childhood policy in the United States is that targeted programs for children from low-income families operating on a large scale have not reproduced the effects of small scale programs (Haskins, 1989).