Sentence examples for operational conversion from inspiring English sources

After a period of operational conversion, the squadron commenced operations against the frequent incursions over the NDH by USAAF and RAF aircraft.

Unit staff were transferred to No. 2 Squadron, which continued to operate the Canberra and carry out its own operational conversion until disbanding in June 1982.

After two years he returned to RAF Wittering to become a flight commander on the Harrier Operational Conversion Unit.

Number 50 Sea King operational conversion unit (OCU) course, which included Flt Lt Wales, consisted of four pilots and four rear crew.

The squadron was re-raised in 1948 as the RAAF's bomber operational conversion unit.

724 Squadron, the RAN's jet aircraft operational conversion unit, was also equipped with Skyhawks during 1968.

The influence of the operational variables on the conversion was evaluated, and removal percentages of 90% or more were obtained for some of the conditions assayed.

Bratianu [42] argues that only externalisation (from tacit/implicit to explicit knowledge) and internalisation (from the novel explicit to a higher level of tacit, operational knowledge) are true conversion processes.

Response surface methodology was successfully applied to determine the optimum operational conditions for maximal conversion yields of palm stearin.

In this work, by using acetic acid and ethanol as a model system, pervaporation-assisted heterogeneous catalytic esterification was investigated to increase ester conversion in mild operational conditions.

A parametric sensitivity study allows the identification of volume disperse phase fraction (ϕ = 0.2 0.5), agitation rate (200 400 rpm) and airflow rate (0.5 1 vvm) as the main operational variables influencing the biological conversion of -valencene.