Sentence examples for operation to explore from inspiring English sources
Similarly the authors have included expertise in ICT and Geographical coverage of company operation to explore where there are any differing views or not.
Geographical coverage (Central, Northern, Southern, Western European and non-European) of company operation to explore whether there is a variation in opinion due to the geographical variation.
We analyze quantitative and qualitative data collected before and during the first two years of program operation to explore whether a strengths perspective can be successfully applied to the unique needs of FCA in higher education.
The present work attempts to study the synergetic benefits of CRDI coupled with CNG dual-fuel operation to explore an in-situ option to address the NOx penalty of CRDI operation while retaining its advantages of lower soot and BSFC characteristics.
Mr. Levy said he had directed David Klasfeld, the Board of Education's deputy chancellor for operations, to explore "how we might be able to work with real estate developers to multiply the number of classrooms we have".
Individual candidate solutions are modified using biologically-analogous mutation and crossover operations to explore the search space.
The purpose of this study is to investigate the relative position of spinal cord at the apex in adolescent patients with idiopathic thoracic scoliosis in supine position before operation and to explore the potential risk of spinal cord injury from placement of pedicle screws at the apex.
Jack Kennedy, News Corp's executive vice-president of operations, is to explore a sale of MySpace by the middle of the year, according to industry blog AllThingsDigital.
A classification services industrial value chain analysis together with ship management and operation is undertaken to explore the opportunities for classification societies.
Written in 1970, the novel revolves around the advertising artist Si Morley, who is recruited by the government to join a secretive operation committed to exploring the possibility of time travel.
The kayak's shallow draft, narrow width, and quiet operation allowed Eskimo hunters to explore tightly constricted waterways with great stealth, which helped them harvest more game.
