Sentence examples for operational points of view from inspiring English sources

Given these adverse effects of 'hl = 0' from the production and operational points of view, the ideal operating condition is obtained when the fluid level is kept right at the pump suction.

Both methods were then critically evaluated from the analytical and operational points of view.

However, school closure is a difficult mitigation policy to implement from both strategic and operational points of view.

In this work, a multi-objective optimization approach is adopted for methane fueled solid oxide fuel cells in both microstructural and operational points of view.

From operational point of view, the minimum miscibility pressure (MMP) is the minimum operating pressure at which oil recovery is high and displacing gas with reservoir oil can reach miscibility at reservoir conditions (Cao and Gu 2013b; Dong et al. 2001; Stalkup 1987).

From the operational point of view it's more challenging".

Speaking to the BBC, the 94-year-old, who was born in New Zealand, said: "I believe from an operational point of view they were very successful.

The reports had focused on the idea of Nokia buying only Alcatel's mobile unit, which would be a simpler deal from a political and operational point of view.

Learning to use the highly sophisticated Aegis "is a tall order for the Taiwanese from an operational point of view," Mr. Swaine said, but without such instruction, the warships "will just become big magnets for Chinese missiles or torpedoes".

Political arguments asideagainst such spending during tough economic times aside, critics say that spending large sums on aircraft for the exclusive use by heads of state rarely makes sense from an operational point of view.

"It is a solution for an emergency like what we are going through, but it cannot be sustainable from an operational point of view on an ongoing basis," Mr. Jankovec said.