"operation direction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when discussing how something should be done or how something is managed. For example, "The new operation direction resulted in increased efficiency."
In each operation direction, vi, there are Nl basic geometrical units to be operated, namely, Ul1,Ul2,…,UlN.
Thirty big names charged with giving the fledgling operation direction and gravitas.
For each operation direction, vi, a vector and a matrix are defined to memory the process planning and its operation objects.
The mathematical sequencing model will generate an optimal process planning in each operation direction by minimizing the number of tool-changes and decreasing the number of operation steps.
Based on the diffusivity measurement in three electrode directions, a rational selection of the optimum electrode operation direction can be realized.
Usually, a hole should be machined in several operation directions, v1,…2,vMvM.
Google Local provides users with relevant local information, including addresses, phone numbers, hours of operation, directions and local queries like shops, restaurants, parks and landmarks right on Google.com, on Google Maps and on Google Maps for mobile.
In the ISO/IEC 9126-1 2001 [ 15 ] "Software products evaluation-quality properties and operation directions," usability is defined as "the capability of the software product to be understood, learned and liked by the user, when used under specified conditions".
Among those on board was Graeme Bunker, operations direction of the A1 Steam Locomotive Trust, a charity which raised £3m to build the Tornado.
According to Hakan Enver, operations direction at Morgan McKinley, the drop in jobs has come early this year and isn't associated with the traditional slowing of the market in December, ahead of Christmas.
Mike Weston, TfL's operations direction for London buses, said: "Since the mock-up was delivered last year, we have been holding sessions with user groups who have been trying the vehicle.
