Sentence examples for operational terms from inspiring English sources

The technical performance of the decentralized solution performance is on par with the existing centralized one, presenting improvements in financial and operational terms for the implementation and operation of an autonomous polygeneration microgrid.

In operational terms it is easy to visualise.

First, over time the notion of "profit" is itself unclear in operational terms.

This was a very good day in operational terms, we're very pleased, but the work still goes on".

Paris has been, and it is horrible to say, a great success for Isis, if only in operational terms.

Many members speak of the seismic effect the massacre had on the group, in both psychological and operational terms.

Recognition that triple-negative breast cancer is an operational term and that triple-negative disease is heterogeneous and includes low-grade forms driven by distinct sets of genetic alterations is germane to the successful implementation of precision medicine.

And now "alternative facts" has become the new operational term for lying.

The operational term is not meant to imply an evolutionary mechanism, such as gene loss or rapid divergence.

Besides these mechanisms explaining how resistance is built, breeders and biologists use an agnostic but operational term for a phenomenon found in many plant species: partial resistance.

ACS has evolved as a useful operational term to refer to any constellation of symptoms that are compatible with acute myocardial ischemia.