Sentence examples for operational core from inspiring English sources
It is a para-university, which has the operational core of higher education, without a campus life, or even an intellectual life; there are no tenured professors... William Gibbs, the president of U. of P., says, "The people who are our students don't really want the education.
Technological-administrative boundaries refer to the relationship of innovation change to the firm's operational core.
The kind of tests carried out for this activity are the first performed on spare Galileo IOV hardware, made available after the launch of the four Galileo IOV satellites (2011 and 2012), which were the operational core of the constellation.
By reducing the operational core frequency, the zFilter at 62.5 MHz can reduce the total power by 9.9 13.8% and FPGA power by 17.8 26.1% compared to the reference router at 125 MHz, while still outperforming the reference router in terms of the packet loss and throughput.
We're asking those questions now as part of Vera's Reimagining Prison initiative, which is developing a new vision for incarceration in the United States, one that situates human dignity at its philosophical and operational core.
There's also a potential marketplace element as more and more people come up with novel ideas for operational cores.
Due to high latency and high power consumption in long hops between operational cores of Network-on-Chips (NoCs), the performance of such architectures has been limited.
Olam said gains generated from accounting for negative good will in certain acquisitions are treated as "exceptional" and are excluded when reporting core operational profits.
Core operational funding to the major performing arts companies, the visual arts and crafts strategy (VACS), key small to medium arts organisations and regional touring will not be affected".
The "short-termism" of the financial system has been accompanied by the increasing "financialisation" of business enterprises, the financial departments of which increasingly became main profit centres, to the detriment of core operational activities.
SeaBasing is one of three core operational concepts of the 21st century US Navy.
