Sentence examples for operational utility from inspiring English sources

International relations departments are being transformed, they say, into conveyor belts for establishment-friendly 'security studies', with research designed for practical policy and operational utility being favoured the most for funding.

Undoubtedly, the 'self' possesses operational utility and attends to diverse functions.

Investor Pete Higgins of Second Avenue Partners lauded Ice Energy for: 5 million hours of operational run time, its operational utility projects and a robust patent portfolio.

A significant limitation in the operational utility of handheld and backpack radioisotope identifiers (RIIDs) is the inability of their onboard algorithms to accurately and reliably identify the isotopic sources of the measured gamma-ray energy spectrum.

The operational utility of this scheme was demonstrated for estimating regional evapotranspiration and consumptive water use during rabi (November to April) crop growing season to predict pre-harvest wheat yield (error within 15.9% of reported mean) using time series data.

However, given pragmatic limitations on sample sizes in ferret studies, uncertainties in ferret SAR estimates are likely to limit the operational utility of these guidelines.

Westfield voters passed an $83 million school budget by 2,427 to 1,678, after district officials cut costs for administrative and operational services, utilities and special education by serving more students once sent to costly out-of-district programs.

A mixed integer nonlinear programming model is developed that includes four parts: production planning for materials, energy requirements of process units on the basis of pinch analysis, operational planning for utility systems, and balance of utility streams in total sites.

Static and dynamic experiments are performed to determine the system's operational limits and utility.

7) Residential optimal energy management considering network operational constraints of utility [29, 30, 31].  .

In sum, "the self" has operational and heuristic utility, but the basis of self/non-self discrimination remains elusive as the putative nexus of immunology's doctrines.