Sentence examples for operational end from inspiring English sources

Having worked in the waste and recycling industry for a number of years, particularly at the operational end, I'm used to hearing fairly high levels of swearing.

The two groups have an operational end in common, but they do not remotely share the same social picture, as will become plain when the next, presumably smaller, crime wave hits.

"We will not reach a military operational end state in Afghanistan as long as there is credible threat from puddles or pockets of Al Qaeda or residual hard-core Taliban," he said.

This paper provides empirical evidence to support the theory that there is a specific and valuable role for core industrial designers working at the operational end of ecodesign and presents the first detailed understanding of what this role involves.

Helman noted that Realty Mogul always works with real estate investment companies — it's the investment company that handles the operational end of things, like renovating a property.

The operational end of the island was closed to unauthorized personnel and the airspace closed.

When termination dates were missing, the termination date was considered the earlier of either the last date the plant was operational, the end of the study, or the date of death.

Our goal is not only to transform the experience on the front-end, but it's the streamline in ways that most providers aren't thinking, but on the operational back-end".

Specifically, the operational energy end-uses taken into account are heating, cooling, lighting, and ventilation.

A "cradle to grave" analysis increases understanding the implications of specific design options in the context of creating an environmentally sustainable product, however in commercial real estate the focus is generally on reducing cost, while long term operational and end-of-service considerations remain on a second plane of importance.

As Reghezza-Zitt et al. (2012, paragraph 2) put it, "the polysemy seems to legitimize a semantic blur that creates theoretical and operational dead ends".