Sentence examples for operation to ascertain from inspiring English sources

Drilling of holes is an important machining operation to ascertain the assembly operations in intricate composite parts.

In this paper, we present the all details of ADITYA-U vacuum vessel like design, analysis, fabrication, acceptance, installation and operation to ascertain its suitability for the plasma experiments.

Already police forces on both sides of the Atlantic have begun extensive operations to ascertain whether he was acting alone under the inspiration of the fundamentalist terror group or whether he is part of a wider conspiracy.

This study was undertaken, in Chingola District in Zambia, operation centre for Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), and Lubumbashi in DRC, where Gécamines and other mining companies operate, to ascertain the relationship between copper mining, forest management and forest-based livelihoods.

In an effort to put an end to generations of controversy, the authorities in Nepal are to launch an operation to try to ascertain the precise height of the world's biggest mountain.

The use of SECM in the scanning operation mode allowed us to ascertain that the bismuth deposits were uniformly distributed across the whole surface of the glassy carbon substrate electrode.

This study retrieved data related to the number and scope of previous telehealth service points for the year before the establishment of the centre, and the first two years of operation of the centre, to ascertain any change in the trend of telehealth activity following the introduction of the centralized coordination by the establishment of the centre.

The accounted studies mainly centred on nonlinear models and effective maintenance has been a significant criterion to ascertain operations that are safe and also aids in the attainment of production targets.   5.

Under their terms of operation, the inspectors will try to ascertain whether chemical weapons had been used, but will not apportion blame.

Since the board should neither be camped out in the offices of the organization nor micromanaging the operations, the board needs a way to ascertain how progress is being achieved - financially and programmatically.

This study was undertaken to evaluate the attitude of anesthesiologists and gynecologists to the use of blood during cesarean section operation and, on the basis of the results, to ascertain the need for improvement of current transfusion guidelines.