Sentence examples for operationally demanding from inspiring English sources

He has experience leading teams in operationally demanding environments and has also spent time in consumer growth equity investing.

Einstein brushed aside Bridgman's objection, merely stating that for a formal system to qualify as a physical theory it was "not necessary to demand that all of its assertions can be independently interpreted and 'tested'operationallyly'" (Einstein in Schilpp 1949, 679).

This demands explicit specification of antibody concentrations in molar or equivalent terms rather than incommensurable arbitrary units (e.g., based on titers operationally defined only for a particular immunoassay protocol).

The business problem wasn't generating consumer demand but operationally scaling face-to-face awareness and collections.

The objective of the proposed CB is to construct relevant connections that attract passenger demand while avoiding operationally infeasible and commercially irrelevant connections.

The DRR is intended to ensure that the processes for software replication, distribution, training, and sustainment are operationally prepared to bolster customer and stakeholder demands to software product training and problem resolution.

It is rare for a startup to have garnered international demand so quickly and it is operationally very difficult to support.

Since neither coal nor nuclear generation plants demonstrate this flexibility, natural gas powered generators stand as an attractive operationally efficient option to manage the volatility of demand.

These testables need to be defined operationally.

A spokesman said the network was "prepared for future demand", but advances like those demonstrated at RMIT would need further acceptance before they were operationally ready.

Natural gas powered generation plants are operationally flexible and used to meet changing short-term peak demands.