Rather than have a parent with lots of Mini-Mes around the world, such a firm shapes its strategy, management and operations as a single global entity.
We specifically focus on the operation of a single cell, as illustrated in Fig. 1, and assume that, as in current cellular implementations, the MSs transmit over orthogonal time/frequency resources, so that we can focus on a single active MS in a given resource block.
The important factors in the cold forging of an intricate part are the shape of the initial billet, possibility produced as a single-stage operation, as well as the shape of the pre-form.
Harvesting and dewatering are considered both as a single operation and as combinations of sequential operations.
Often the government runs other forms of urban transport as well, so that the whole can be managed as a single operation, with a co-ordinated fare structure and common tickets covering buses, trains and (where they exist) trams.Up to a point, all this makes sense.
He solved the problem by setting up a management company to run them as a single operation.
For this, the microcantilever (which forms the basis for the operation of AFM) is modeled as a single mode approximation and the interaction between the sample and cantilever is derived from a van der Waals potential.
Bilateral mastectomy performed as a single operation was identified by the OPCS codes B27 (mastectomy) and Z94.1 (bilateral).
While it has been previously demonstrated through analysis of a positive autoregulatory motif model with explicit mRNA concentration that dimerization is necessary for bistability [ 52], it is significant that modeling transcription and translation as a single operation leads to similar results.
In the flowpath implementation of Java bytecodes the normal load execute store paradigm is represented as a single sequential operation and stack-manipulation operations become combinational thus executing faster.
