Sentence examples for operations case from inspiring English sources
In practice, barratry ranges from small-scale operations — case runners approaching accident victims at their home or a hospital, and then selling the case to a lawyer — to large-scale schemes, such as when telemarketers, chiropractic firms and legal offices conspire to lure patients, inflate injuries and bank millions of dollars from fraudulent insurance claims.
There were a number of organized sessions over three days, including a plenary by Timothy Nyerges from UW. Talks ranged in topic: online collaboration, participatory analytics, open tool development such as python-based tools for parallelization of GIS operations, case studies of large area computation, introduction to languages that might be less familiar to geographers (e.g., Julia, R).
James Reinhart and I met a few years ago in school, and I remember him talking about his new business, inspired by an operations case on Netflix.
If anyone knows how to make the if string==string operation case insensitive, please write me.
We apply the proposed methodology to a flood control operation case study to demonstrate its applicability.
Modeling results can provide some references for gasifier structure design and optimum operation case.
NOX reduction, NH3 formation, and reductant utilization processes were evaluated, and fuel efficiency was assessed and compared to the stoichiometric engine operation case.
Therefore, the junction temperature stays below the upper limit at the worst operation case which enhances the thermal reliability and lifetime.
The improvement rate of fitness values increases more than 25%, and the computation time dramatically decreases 80% in a 20-year long-term operation case.
In this case, keeping the projects separate allows each firm to adjust its leverage more adequately than in the joint operation case.
A mal-operation case of busbar protection caused by a dead-zone protection abnormality in the Brazilian Midwest Grid on September 19th , 2012 is briefly described.
