Sentence examples for operations application from inspiring English sources

In early July, the Mauritius Department of Civil Aviation denied the Denisenko-Kosalopov operations application for an Air Operation Certificate – which any plane needs to be able to fly, effectively stopping the operation.

Mining and casting are the main sources of Cd in water (drain water, waste water, discharge reservoir, and run-off rain water in mining areas), welding operations, application of contaminated fertilizers, treatment plants of urban, and industrial drainage, and deposits and earth fillings with dangerous residues (ATSDR 2013).

"Mudge joined us with the specific goal of building out a world class security team, and that's exactly what he's done — hiring dozens of security leaders and spinning up teams to focus on data privacy, security engineering, threat operations, application security, and more.

have been criticized because they do not consider the stochastic nature of congestion and thus may be unsatisfactory for traffic operations applications [16, 17].

A similar process is happening now with flying cars, as well, which now are analyzed in terms of delivery, emergency operations applications and disrupting nothing less than the entire mobility industry.

However, it should be emphasized that there are some particular applications such as mission critical operations, applications with high transaction failure costs such as merchant banking, or covert cyberse-curity applications where the benefits of using TPM and its attestation protocol overwhelms the costs.

The present paper aims to propose a method, in ISO Standard environment, in order to calculate the in-operation application factor KA in gears subjected to variable working conditions.

This review focuses on bubble column reactors, their description, design and operation, application areas, fluid dynamics and regime analysis encountered and parameters characterizing the operation are presented together with the findings of published studies.

This article covers the fundamentals of automation, including its historical development, principles and theory of operation, applications in manufacturing and in some of the services and industries important in daily life, and impact on the individual as well as society in general.

In general, the first two methodologies (e.g., maximum flow and curve fitting) are used in planning applications, and the breakdown method is used in traffic operation applications.

For some in-operation applications, interest lies in the identification of the forces that gave rise to the measured response signals.