Sentence examples for operational language from inspiring English sources
"There's an operational language in the industry that people are so jaded about — phrases like 'due to high caller volume.' We're very consciously trying to counter that mentality".
Manning sometimes warms up by changing the operational language on a rookie's cellphone from English to Japanese or French then branches out to hiding the rookie's car keys (or his entire car).
By proving 'the equation "Ω2×2'x = Ω4'x", which translates the arithmetic identity "2 × 2 = 4" into the operational language' (6.241), Wittgenstein thereby outlines "a translation of numerical arithmetic into a sort of general theory of operations" (Frascolla 1998, 135).
Second, small funders may lead to unorthodox sources of support, sometimes with unique requirements (such as, Converse recalled anecdotally, translating work into the operational language of the grantor).
As part of the development efforts, said specification has been implemented using the Query-View- Transformation Operational (QVTO) language.
As dangerous as Mr. Awlaki seemed, he was proved to be only an inciter; counterterrorism analysts did not yet have incontrovertible evidence that he was, in their language, "operational".
Then, we directly act inside the kernel of the operational mechanism of the language, thus obtaining a fuzzy variant of needed narrowing which safely deals with similarity relations.
Overall, the results revealed two major areas of alignment: the language and operational definitions of the program approval processes, and a common set of educational program standards.
The trainees spent their time learning Legion history, basic operational procedure, taking French language lessons, training on weapons, and working up to a 31-mile march at the end of the initial training.
The trainees spent their time learning Legion history, basic operational procedure, taking French language lessons, training on weapons, and working up to a 50-kilometre march at the end of the initial training.
They can be described by formal or semi-formal languages: such languages can be operational (i.e., finite-state machines or process algebra) or declarative (logic).
