Sentence examples for operating picture from inspiring English sources
By connecting the residents and emergency management officials, this platform helps in civic co-management of disaster, allowing a two-way dialogue to generate a more detailed standard operating picture.
Essentially, we build technology that can use geographic location data, taken over time, to come up with an operating picture of all the motion in a particular area.
It provides a common operating picture that creates situational awareness and displays real-time information during a disaster or emergency.
This paper describes the efforts involved in designing a common operating picture system for monitoring large-scale critical infrastructures.
The resulting Situational Awareness of Critical Infrastructure and Networks (SACIN) framework offers a platform that provides a common operating picture of a critical infrastructure.
The document, which has left some people in the computer security industry scratching their heads, details over 100 sites that Homeland Security's National Operations Center has been monitoring "to provide situational awareness and establish a common operating picture" for the last year.
Eglon Daley, who operates a picture framing business from a row house on N Street, said his property taxes had doubled since construction began.
She and my younger brother now own and operate a picture framing business.
changing the camera picture operating frequency, so that it runs on the same current mains frequency, which is used for driving the fluorescent light sources; adjusting the camera phase, such that the short-exposure time is positioned at the peak (maximum) of the fluorescent light output (Period B in Figure 14).
One of the four projections comprising "Serious Games" — three are eight minutes long, one is 20 minutes — shows soldiers at computers in a classroom operating a training video pictured on half the screen.
The youngest member of the group, John Henderson, contributes three color photographs — all titled "Flowers" — of elegantly smudgy, if generic, abstract paintings hanging on walls, adding somewhat to the entwined traditions of setup photography, still life and pictures within pictures, while operating in the gap between related images by Louise Lawler and Leslie Hewitt.
