Sentence examples for operating number from inspiring English sources

Tony Porter, the former assistant chief constable in charge of counterterrorism at the 2012 Olympics, said police chiefs faced a backlash over the potentially illegal way they were operating number plate recognition cameras.

"We call it a miss," was the headline on the analyst report from Edward A. Spehar, the Merrill Lynch analyst, who argued that at best the operating number was 14 cents a share.

In this subsection, the computational burden of the one-step and two-step MOCO-based SAR imaging algorithms is respectively measured by operating number of fast Fourier transform (FFT), inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT), and complex multiplication for comparison.

That means the business must face an "immediate financial hardship," meaning a 20percentt reduction in a critical operating number, such as revenue.

"It's been a long time that Dennis for an operating reason has had to take his operating number lower," Mr. Heymann said.

This means that a large number of pp collisions per second must be studied; the current operating number is around 600 million per second, corresponding to an instantaneous luminosity of 7 × 1033 cm−2 s−1.

where p is the operated number of the retardation methods for the frequency and the phase, and m is the number of iterations of the steepest descent method.

"He is very focused on operating numbers.

There are three principal differences between the operating numbers and the new core numbers: *The value of options is treated as an expense in the core numbers.

Moreover, the difference between reported profits and operating profits has grown over a sustained period, as companies have become more adept at making operating numbers look better.

More important, firms succeeded, with help from Wall Street, in persuading investors to focus on the operating numbers, even though in many cases they knew those numbers to be inflated.