Sentence examples for operation figures from inspiring English sources

They gave a further £1m in its first year of operation, figures published by the campaign show.

When the practices of forest grazing on summer farms are examined more closely, it is easy to see the intrinsic ways in which animal behaviour and bonds with animals are crucial to the operation (Figures 3 and 4). Figure 3 Animal houses.

To quantify this response with a fully automated procedure, we counted ETMs using a first derivative thresholding operation (Figures 2 and 8B) and determined the standard deviation of the distribution of the eye position (Figure 8C), a combination that gives a good overall picture of the ketamine response.

To control for year-to-year variation in operation figures, the incidences were calculated in 2-year periods from 1997 to 2010.

But since this is a White House operation, figure that after the next election, in November 2012, the money stops.

In contrast, E slowly increased in 0.3M-MFC (Figure 2e), but I only reached 0.04 mA during the 100-day operation (Figure 2f).

For a better understanding of LACFA's operation, Figure 7 shows the state machine running in each anchor coordinator in the network.

Electron current density emitted from the emitter was initially 57.3 matcm2 athehe applied voltage of 35.5 kV; however, the current density was dramatically reduced to 13.6 mA/cm2 for a 70-min operation (Figure 2b).

Inversion in a circle with center O and radius R consists of the following operation (Figure 5): every point P is mapped into a new point P' such that O, P, and P' are collinear, and the product of the distances of P and P' to the center O equal the radius R squared : \overline{\mathbf{OP}} \cdot \overline{\mathbf{OP^{\prime}}} = R^{2}.

The site is littered with debitage from a longstanding knapping operation (Figure 8B).

Residual brain material was observed on the worker removing brains and on workers who backed heads (the job closest to the brain removal operation) (Figure 4).