Sentence examples for operation is to support from inspiring English sources

The role of automation in the control of a nuclear power plant (NPP) operation is to support the human operator and act as an efficient team player to help reduce the human operator's workload.

Kenya has said the purpose of the operation is to support Somalia's government, which has been battling the Shabab with limited success for years, and that it plans to stay in Somalia until the threat of the insurgents has been "reduced".

The task of doing historical research and writing history, of what Ricoeur calls the historiographical operation, is to support, correct, and, sometimes, refute collective memory.

The main operation in our TSS library is to support remote attestation.

The main mission of this diagnostic is to support the operation of the tokamak by providing visible and infrared viewing and temperature data of the first wall to protect it from damage.

The carriers' main task was to support land operations and, while desirable, they are not vital.

"As demand for credit does pick up it is vitally important, for healthy UK growth to continue, that all companies who are in decent shape and who do want to borrow – whether it be to support their operations, lift investment, explore new markets – can do so, and at a non-punishing interest rate.

No. 84 Wing's primary purpose was to support Australian Army operations and exercises, as well as the Parachute Training School at HMAS Albatross in Nowra, New South Wales.

So when self-sizing detects an overload in lower CPU frequency, the adding operation it performs can be unnecessary if increasing the CPU frequency of the active machines before the adding operation is sufficient to support the workload.

The five I-class submarines supporting the MO operation were retasked to support an attack on Sydney Harbour three weeks later as part of a campaign to disrupt Allied supply lines.

This operation was designed to support the implementation of a cease-fire agreement; protect UN staff, facilities, and civilians; support humanitarian and human rights activities; and assist in police training and the formation of a new, restructured military.