Sentence examples for operations combined from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is more than bin Laden and Zawahiri have killed in all their operations combined.

He was not alone in fearing that the Mossad's covert operations, combined with sanctions, would not be sufficient.

The organization expects to sell $300,000 of merchandise over the Web this year, she said, while maintaining a similar level of sales in the store and catalog operations combined.

During each 12-hour shift, 15 guards in camouflage tote R-15 assault rifles; the bill for security is $536,000 a year, more than all their other operations combined.

Intensification of concentrated animal feeding operations combined with the use of tile drains in agricultural fields has resulted in land-applied manure being a significant source of hormones to the environment.

In this study, performances of two different types of nuclear fuels (Reactor Grade Plutonium –RGrPu– and Minor Actinides –MA–) acquired from the reactor operations combined with thorium in a Gas Turbine-Modular Helium Reactor was investigated and compared with the uranium fuel designed for this reactor.

In Defense Department doctrine, the term "information operations" combines a number of military specialties, including psychological operations, tactical deception and computer-network attack.

The first metal was produced there in 1955; operations combine the reduction of alumina from bauxite received from Weipa and Gladstone, Queen., and the production of aluminum.

Dynamic modeling and especially dynamic optimization attempts were restricted because these unit operations combine continuous and discrete dynamic behavior and contain time and state events.

In the STR process, both the essential PCR amplification and DNA sequencer readout steps are linear operations, combining materials additively to produce a total quantitative signal.

Sarah Wright's puppetry direction and operation, combined with Lyndie Wright's designs, are almost as miraculous as the cures the angel's fall brings about: returning a dying child to life and ridding the village of a plague of crabs.