Sentence examples for operation capable from inspiring English sources
He joined Royal Mail in 2003 when it was losing £1m a day and set about turning into an operation capable of competing with private operators who were arriving on the scene as the postal market became liberalised.
It said it would preserve a trucking operation capable of serving the Great Lakes area and selected long-haul markets.
They knew from their experience in 2008 how long it took to build a field operation capable of winning a campaign.
Crucially, Macron must prove his fledgling movement of supporters can morph into a major political operation capable of winning enough seats in the parliamentary elections in June to allow him to govern and deliver his manifesto promises.
This communication is aimed at numerical simulation of ignition delays of hydrogen air mixtures in the RCM by means of a coupled three-dimensional (3D) Unsteady Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes (URANS) – Particle Method (PM) simulation of RCM operation capable of catching turbulence chemistry interaction.
the fastest merchant ship in operation, capable of speeds of up to 34 knots (cruising speed 28.5 knots).
26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) Public Affairs Office/U.S. Marine Corps.
The 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, the main force here since seizing the airstrip nine days ago, is designated as "Special Operations capable" because it includes the force reconnaissance platoon.
Taiwan has become a pace-setter,, cutting costs to the bone and turning its factories into supple operations capable of producing a range of chips in a single factory.
The architecture's main component is an extensive library of data parallel low level image operations capable of running on homogeneous distributed memory MIMD-style multicomputers.
But their co-stars in this too-often-unremarked-upon drama are a multitude of community groups, many of which scratched and clawed to save their neighborhoods in the 1970s, and grew into remarkably sophisticated operations, capable of leveraging hundreds of millions of dollars in bank investment.
