Wilcke was promoted to Oberst on 1 December 1943 and requested permission to fly operationally and lead his Geschwader from the air.
Operationally, the design of the cargo holds led to considerable difficulty for the ground crew, especially baggage handlers at the airports.
I wrote about his contribution at the start of the course: last week's was a session led by him on the decision to make the Bank of England operationally independent in 1997.
Optimizations of monetary criteria, like the profit, lead to operationally and environmentally more efficient but economically less attractive designs than optimization of non-monetary economic objectives, like the internal rate of return.
Sir Nick, who led the military support for Olympic security at London 2012, which involved 18,500 personnel, said of the request: "[PCCs] largely fund the organisation and want to ensure that it is fit for purpose, both operationally and financially".
These natural circulation loops have several engineering applications and prone to thermal-hydraulic instability, which may lead to an operationally inefficient system.
Operationally, the National Hurricane Center designated this system as Tropical Depression Two, which lead to confusion because of Subtropical Storm One in April, and then another Tropical Depression Two in July.
The disruption of compatible interactions between host and viral factors during replication or translation (or any other viral function) of the viral genome may lead to the failure of the corresponding infection step, operationally resulting in a recessive resistance [ 7].
Operationally, the production of sand is, in general, undesirable as it can restrict productivity, lead to erosion of the completion components, impede wellbore access, and interfere with the operation of downhole equipment.
Home hazards are operationally defined as an agent stored in a home environment that has the potential of a harmful feature that could lead to UHI [ 11].
