Sentence examples for operational concepts from inspiring English sources

8. Bridgman's empiricist caution was inspired by the success of Einstein's special relativity theory, which exposed the naive assumptions behind classical, substantivist conceptions of space and time and replaced them with operational concepts.

The other critical element was a military's adoption of entirely new operational concepts, organizational structures, and doctrines.

"We will transform the armed forces 'in stride' -- fielding new capabilities and adopting new operational concepts while actively taking the fight to terrorists," General Myers wrote in a foreword.

"The evolution of this partnership over the past decade has been extraordinary, and the ties can become even stronger as we continue to develop new operational concepts, enhance our training and invest in new capabilities," he wrote.

"Too many DOD structures, processes, programs and operational concepts are legacies of the past, which create unnecessary redundancies, waste valuable resources and encourage unproductive competition among the services rather than cooperation," the study says.

These operational concepts were backed by different analytical methods     B.

Instrumentalisation of health appears in: (i) the nature of the operational concept of 'license to operate', (ii) the corporate perspective on HIA as an instrument to secure licenses to operate and (iii) the type of contractual partnerships promoted by multilateral development agencies, including tri-sector partnerships.

The vehicle's operational concept allows new users to quickly operate the vehicle safely and to begin experimenting.

"The program supports technology risk reduction, experimentation and operational concept development".

He said he was not advocating a new force, but a "new operational concept that establishes true jointness".

Another fully operational concept owned by Mr. Glasius is a 1991 Lotus M200 Speedster concept, estimated to sell from £80,000 to £120,000.