Sentence examples for operation lies from inspiring English sources

"The genius of the operation lies in the behind-the-scenes operatives — we have hired hands that deal with this".

The success of the operation lies in crowdsourcing, rather than an army of workers.

And though much work to refine the engine's operation lies ahead, experts say the technology is worth the investment.

The 350-acre operation lies just down the road from Dr. Chastagner's office, and he drove over in a university-issue Chevy Blazer.

While overall responsibility for efficient, safe, and legal operation lies with the airport management, many of the individual services at an airport are provided by other organizations.

In comparison to local benchmarks, the environmental impact of buildings during operation lies between that of embodied energy in buildings and mobility in the service sector (business flights).

Benefits of the short-pulse operation lie in that data retention and endurance which show meaningful improvements.

Recent experimental results confirm the feasibility of the approach, but also indicate that the operation conditions for nominal operation lie in a rather small window.

Be careful," she warns as she surveys the attic scene: oak casks, some dating back to 1912 when her great-grandmother founded the Monari Federzoni balsamic vinegar operation, lie in a jumble, rivulets of "black gold" seeping from their cracked seams on to the grey cement floor.

The brains of the operation lie in a central unit equipped with a camera and depth sensor it uses to survey the surroundings and decide what to do.

Equipment in the car boot was pointed at the OPCW and was being used to intercept login details, he said, adding that the antenna for the operation lay under a jacket on the car's rear shelf.