Sentence examples for operations administration from inspiring English sources

CapEx include the purchase of land (e.g. site acquisition), network infrastructure (e.g. switches, routers), etc. OpEx do not contribute to the infrastructure; they represent the cost of keeping the company operational and include costs of technical and commercial operations, administration, etc.

The CIA comprises four major directorates responsible for intelligence, operations, administration, and science and technology.

The bride's father, who is retired, was the senior manager for operations, administration and general services at Brown Brothers Harriman & Company, the private bank in New York.

And so, led by City Hall's designated lightning rod, Stephen Goldsmith, the deputy mayor for operations, administration officials appeared before council members on Monday to acknowledge their errors during the blizzard and to vow to make amends.

On Thursday, President Obama will call for tougher safety requirements for offshore oil drilling and will likely announce a more rigorous inspections regimen for such operations, administration officials said.

Other mechanisms such as dedicated Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) traffic flows and IEEE 802.21 (Media Independent Handover, MIH) messages could be used to gain additional information about the wireless networks (e.g., 'going down' messages) [30, 51].

System cost has two major parts: (a) capital costs (normal backhaul, cell site planning and installation) and (b) operating expenses (operation, administration and maintenance) [36,37].

The idea was to reduce human interference in the system's operation, administration, and maintenance, keeping the system's complexity tractable, reducing operational expenditures (OPEX), and allowing the information technology industry to continue evolving.

In addition, it can provide good quality of service, operation, administration and maintenance.

After completion of the operation, administration of sevoflurane and nitrous oxide was discontinued and the patient was ventilated with 100% of oxygen followed by administration of 7 mg (1 mg/kg) of sugammadex.

However, current operation, administration, and management (OAM) architectures usually manage network parameters in periods of hours or even days which could be inefficient in dynamic scenarios such as indoor environments.