Sentence examples for operational world from inspiring English sources

The Concord police recently confiscated two rare, fully operational World War II Japanese light machine guns (minus ammunition) while investigating the burglary of a home of a gun collector, who had obtained them from a veteran who brought them back from the war.

In the video above, you can hear Kapoor talk about why he went back into the operational world from VC and how he sees fitmob evolving in the future.

In the real operational world it is good practice to perform open loop tuning with as big a step as possible, over the normal operating range, and in both directions.

Again, this is a very helpful attempt to back-translate an abstract and simplified view on a compound-activity space into the operational world of medicinal chemistry in which those formerly isolated pairs appear in a broader context of more comprehensive chemistry campaigns.

For a flying heliotherm, forested and agricultural landscapes represent very different operational worlds in terms of the biotic and abiotic environmental interactions (Karlsson and Van Dyck 2005).

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This was obviously a fully operational first-world judicial system with federal, state and local courts.

This conclusion is in agreement with those by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) who published an extensive analysis of the impact of GM crops on intrinsic (potential) and operational (real-world) yields [20].

The multi-agent system illustrated here is on the basis of few basic operational real-world testing techniques, as an attempt to describe how to practice Agent-Oriented SoftwhichTesting (AOST), whash has not previously done.

Since 1990, as serious loss incidents in operation risk often happened all over the world, operational risk is taken account into the risk management framework for the first time in New Basel Capital Accord, becoming the three main risk get along with credit risk and market risk that bank may take.

For Murray and Millett have written an operational history of World War II -- a history, in other words, of what took place on the battlefield.