Sentence examples for operational branches from inspiring English sources

The only official reference to the centre comes from a 2010 CSIS report which reads that the "Operational Data Analysis Centre (ODAC) provides support to the Service's operational branches by performing advanced analysis of data that is collected on subjects of investigation".

For this, we make the distinction between operational organizations and umbrella organizations that unite and represent national operational branches.

The University of Norwich has since closed its doors to Greek organizations, making MIT's Beta chapter the oldest operational branch of the fraternity.

The station's operations branch chief was an analyst "with no formal operational training as of early 2000".

The heat outlook is set for release in 2016, and heavy rain and high wind forecasts will be added after that, said Jon Gottschalck, acting chief of the center's operational predictions branch.

Positive selection was strongly operational on the branches leading to Asian genotypes and helped to delineate the genetic differences between Asian and American lineages.

*See below As for redundancies, he said there was no question of TMG issuing a statement about the import of the letter but added that management were not prepared to speculate on the outcome of what the letter calls "a root-and-branch operational examination".

Generally two methods are used to measure bank branch operational efficiency; parametric and non-parametric.

Banks have owned their branches and operational facilities, and prevailed in litigation permitting them to rent out surplus space and receive property pledged as collateral after a default.

Again, Everett was an operational realist concerning all branches in every basis insofar as they might be detected.

Zaharije Ostojić (; 1907 April 194545) was a Montenegrin Serb military officer who served as the chief of the operational, organisational and intelligence branches of the Chetnik Supreme Command led by Draža Mihailović in Yugoslavia during World War II.