Data fusion is a technological operation undertaken for specific operational purposes, with the aim of gaining more information about specific queries of interest from the existing data.
It is one of the most challenging areas of operational activity undertaken by the police service.
But Dale is keen to emphasise the rigour of the operational training undertaken by all new recruits.
Dr. George Lewis, a missile expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Security Studies Program, said the PAC-3 had performed quite well in its developmental tests, conducted by the contractor under ideal conditions, and somewhat less well in the more realistic operational tests, undertaken by soldiers using production-line missiles.
The review was informed by operational reporting undertaken by the Network officer, discussions with leaders of Network working groups, reports from working groups, reports from the EAG, and information gathered from a large stakeholder forum held in 2011 [ 52].
A little later in the narrative, near the end of the 2000s, the few, very rare operational studies undertaken to incorporate indigent care into cost-recovery systems revealed shortcomings of their own [ 81, 82].
We are also undertaking operational research on the availability of anti-malarial drugs and the distribution chain, the results of which will be used to advocate for improved access to anti-malarial drugs.
The fact that a majority of firms undertaking operational restructuring efforts require further restructuring indicates a potential bias toward unprofitable firms' continuation (Acharya et al. 2007; Hotchkiss 1995; Routledge and Gadenne 2000).
This stage involves undertaking operational research, which is a method for linking research to practice, and for examining processes and outcomes for implementation [ 28, 34].
This programme puts you through the six-week basic officer training before you undertake operational and management placements.
For this reason, a database of wide-ranging operational conditions was undertaken from the open literature.
