Sentence examples for operation handling from inspiring English sources

He's giving me 25% of the profits in a mail order operation handling everything in my next book.

Indeed, due to the many different characteristics between the two operation categories, the operation handling processes are treated separately.

For SIR operation handling performance, the prototype demonstrates the same solid success rates regardless of the type/nature of operations, although there are some minor processing overheads.

He says he's made back his investment of $110,000 and he's expanding his operation, handling small and large projects without mishap, including wrapping portions of two unfinished Las Vegas hotels that had to be mothballed when they lost financing.

It is doubly important when launching a new operation: handling staff training in-house will preserve your company ethos and facilitate better relations and knowledge sharing between markets.

Pipette-free operation offers several benefits, for instance, rapid operation, handling of nanoliter volumes, avoiding adsorption and evaporation losses during operations, and dispensing with elaborate equipment.

"From everything I've been told, the people involved in this operation handled themselves in an appropriate way both during and after the incident," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

The internet giant is providing $600,000 to cover the cost of installation and two years' operation handled by a subcontractor, a figure that would have been enough to cover half a square mile with service back in 2006.

Facebook chose Ireland as its global base of operations, handling everything outside of North America from there.

His more consequential move came in 2006, when he started buying, from five law firms so far, the back-office operations handling foreclosure work: mailing notices, notifying homeowners and courts and filing the paperwork needed to seize a home.

In order to move about the grove, he slid along a board from his wheelchair into a golf cart modified to allow hand operations, handling the maneuver with military gruffness.