Sentence examples for operational evolution from inspiring English sources

The case describes the commission's operational evolution as well as tactical challenges: whether to use subpoenas, when to go public with process problems, how to prevent leaks, how many public hearings to schedule, how to write the report and recommendations.

Concepts such as "aerotropolis", "airport city", "airport corridor", "airport region", and so on, have emerged to denote even more the dramatic structural and operational evolution on the airport site and in the immediate surroundings.

Another operational evolution he flags up is that Uber is sharing "anonymised and aggregated data" from millions of trips — via its Movement tool — to help transport planners "identify bottlenecks and make informed decisions".

In the course of those operational training evolutions, she rescued a pilot and crewman who survived the crash of a plane from the aircraft carrier.

Genomic heterogeneity in tumors results from mutations and selection of high-fitness single cells, the operational components of evolution.

The data in Table 3 suggest that both mechanisms were operational in the evolution of KDO8PS.

The proposed interface consists in the Model of Operational Manufacturing System, the evolution class framework, the model of problem and the problem handling procedure using these models.

She is also developing other projects with the objective of building a documented history of MSF in various fields such as operational choices, humanitarian diplomacy, evolution of the institution.

Though currently survey-based, there would potentially be great value in the development of quantitative metrics based on validated safety culture predictors, such as those captured in the SCISMS that could be entered into a computational simulation of sociotechnical system performance to maintain a continuous 'dashboard' measure of operational safety during system evolutions.

Although their constructional and operational features underwent a continuous evolution over the years, their basic operational principle remained the same.

The evolution of the operational "stress" and its cyclical variation due to a slowly increasing demand and system expansions is simulated on a test system.