Sentence examples for operation arising from inspiring English sources

ITER will produce radioactive waste during its operation (arising from the replacement of components and from process and housekeeping waste) and during decommissioning.

ITER will produce solid radioactive waste during its operation (arising from the replacement of components and from process and housekeeping waste) and during decommissioning (de-activation phase and dismantling).

The Met police operation arose Customs and Excise passed on intelligence that a gang would stage an armed heist against Colombian drug pushers on the streets of London, and steal their class A drugs.

One barometer figure is the former shadow Home Secretary, David Davis, who feels vindicated, with good cause, in his opposition to air strikes on Assad in the last Parliament and now believes that the only hope of an effective military operation arises from the conversation between Obama and Putin over the weekend at the G20 summit.

The need to obtain a high confidence level on the correct software operation arises from the fact that in most of the cases it is quite dangerous and expensive to test unproved PLC operation by linking it with the actual facilities that it is going to control.

The existence of this core staff would eliminate the need to develop new administrative capabilities (such as budgeting, human resources, information technology, and logistics) each time another overseas contingency operation arose.

In part II, we review many specific examples emphasizing the unity of the basic mechanisms as well as diversity of operations arising from the differences in their detailed structure and kinetics.

Many of those operations arose from acquisitions.

Even so, Ishmael had to quit the city to find the Pequod; the big whaling operations arose to the east and north, where high bluffs afforded a clear view of the sea.

Class 3 (18%) perceived problems with how well their providers' operations arise organized to accommodate their needs and preferences (Accommodation Barriers).

Long known as a private equity powerhouse, K.K.R. has steadily built up other businesses that diversify its operations, moves arising in part from the firm's transformation into a publicly traded company.