Sentence examples for operational proposal from inspiring English sources

I propose the following classification, based on R, to categorize the co-authorship networking of scientists: solitary (R>2.5) nuclear (R = 2.25 2.5) networked (R = 2 2.25) extensively networked (R = 1.75 2) collaborator (R<1.75) The proposed cut-offs for R are simply an operational proposal.

Seated in his spacious office in the embassy's B Section annex, which had been built in the thirties with a nod to ancient Athens, he generated both an intel report and an operational proposal for his branch chief.

The biological meaning of P2X7R upregulation in tumors is unknown, but it has led to the operational proposal to use pharmacological P2X7R agonists to kill cancer cells, as it is well known that this receptor is a potent inducer of cell death when overstimulated.

"As foreign secretary I receive hundreds of operational proposals from SIS and GCHQ every year.

"I see operational proposals from the [intelligence] agencies every day, amounting to hundreds every year," he said.

William Hague, the foreign secretary, said in June he had to review "hundreds of operational proposals from the MI6 and GCHQ every year".

31; Commission opinion of 18.12.1989, SEC 89 2290 final; Commission communication to the Council, European Strategy for Turkey - Initial Operational Proposals by the Commission COM 98 0124 final, 4.3.1998.

Candidates underwent a competitive selection process that involved the development of operational research proposals to complement the PHIT impact evaluation and intervention component evaluations.

However, there is a wide variety of documents which are required, such as operational requirement, design proposal, technical specification, contractual specification, and final system documentation.

But, says Anderson, the security services would need to make out a detailed operational case before the proposal was reintroduced.

We use this approach here in Experiment 2. This proposal of operational definitions of Gestalts as EFs leads to results that may also be described as classic grouping principles (i.e., the basic principles by which different elements may or may not be bound together as relevant perceptual units).