Sentence examples for operation of a service from inspiring English sources

If the price was right, practically every ISP would opt into the system, since the cost of the legal headaches attending the operation of a service without such a licence would be more expensive than getting legit.

The core idea of decentralisation is that the operation of a service is not blindly trusted to any single omnipotent company.

This paper summarizes the results of a project designed to study and ultimately improve the overall operation of a service process, as found in one regional blood center.

We present in this paper a generic design framework towards the profitable operation of a service overlay network (SON) that aims to assure inter-domain quality of services (QoS).

These may include requirements for the physical environment, administrative processes for the operation of a service, the numbers and qualifications of staff required, along with requirements for staff to child ratios and the size of groups in which children are organized.

Service providers may argue that some questions need to be asked to minimize the risks of missing health problems and that a balance is required between safe operation of a service and user acceptability.

This evaluation is based on the first year of operation of a new service and so while early lessons are valuable the impact may change as the service matures and develops.

Such type of signal is very important especially in building services engineering where the early detection of very small alien signals in the systems is crucial to the smooth operation of a heavily serviced building.

The two men began in 1812 the operation of a regular steamboat service between New Orleans and Natchez, Miss., under a monopoly contract with the territory of Orleans.

I just think that there's a difference between a local election or a political election and the operation of a vital public service and there are plenty of other capital cities around the world that actually have a total ban on strikes by their mass transit workers".

It deals with the correct operation of the service at a given instant t and at a given location.