Sentence examples for operations as before from inspiring English sources

Anxious businesses are preparing to hunker down and continue to run their operations as before, but forget about any plans for expansion.

The addition of ghost cells allows users to execute their multi-voxel operations as before, without having to worry about the fact that they are applied to a subset of the full dataset.

Instead, these companies insulate themselves from existing creditors by obtaining a new line of credit called a DIP (Debtor In Possession) loan that is senior to all existing loans, and then proceed to continue operations as before, albeit with a judge's blessing.

Since (Delta_{1}) and (Delta_{2}) are quadratics of y too, we can perform similar operations as before.

These rules of inference say that = is a congruence relation on the set of λ-terms: it 'preserves' both the application and abstraction term-building operations As before with the reflexivity rule, the rule β has no premises: for any variable x and any terms M and A, one can infer the equation (λx[M])A = M[x := A] at any point in a formal derivation in the theory λ.

Rather than merging the Web sites, however, Google continued YouTube's operation as before.

This can be followed by iterating the power set operation as before: Aω′ is the power set of Aω and so forth.

We can now define a function parseSmilesLine and use it again in a bulk operation as before, but this time, our error messages will include the exact position (line and column), where in a file an error occurred: def parseSmilesLine = parseLine smiles).

The technologies made it possible to monitor and coordinate business operations as never before.

The prime minister, David Cameron, announced on a visit to a site close to Gainsborough in Lincolnshire on Monday that councils would be allowed to keep 100% of business rates from fracking operations rather than 50% as before, on top of other local incentives already announced.

The wing commander temporarily suspended flying operations as a precautionary measure, before officials nationwide followed suit.