Sentence examples for operational path from inspiring English sources

In his television interview on Sunday, Mr. McLaughlin said eight of the hijackers had passed through Iran "at some point in their passage along their operational path".

What complicated things in its early stages was the fact that there were six operational PATH tubes running through the base of the building.

That dilutes returns.For a while after the crisis it looked like a paucity of debt financing might force rivals to follow the same operational path.

A dominant class of these new approaches, often referred to as Operational Path Analyses (OPA), is designed to achieve this goal by using only operational data in conjunction with the application of the transmissibility concept.

An experiment to produce an operational path delay correction for Jason-2 and Cryosat-2 Interim Geophysical Data Records (IGDR) has been set up. Results confirm that the new correction, although less accurate than the one attainable with an embarked radiometer, improves the Cryosat-2 sea surface height accuracy.

The procedure for analyzing sound quality contribution of panel radiation noise is suggested in this study, in which an operational path analysis (OPA) method combined with partial singular value decomposition (PSVD) analysis is applied and sound quality objective assessment is introduced.

The identified feasible operational paths can be used to generate flowsheets for continuous operations and the sequences of batch operations to obtain the same products.

A Markov decision process is used to analyze development and operational paths over a ship׳s life cycle and to identify system characteristics consistent within high performing designs.

This approach is especially the base of Operational Transfer Path analysis, an engineering method benefiting of a strong research effort in the last few years.

That path could develop into several routes, including a managerial route, research route or a more operational route.

The need to be able to move single wagonloads or small wagonload groups (not necessarily for the same shipper or a common commodity but they could be) implies the use of train aggregation to a cost effective formation to justify the direct operational costs (train path, crew, traction, fuel, maintenance) and some form of contribution to overheads.