Sentence examples for operations in the order from inspiring English sources

That is, when one uses Eq. (22) and Eq. (23), one is implicitly assuming that the signal/noise ratio is the same in the two datasets; as long as one assumes so, the calculation using Eq. (22) and Eq. (23) is much faster than using Eq. (C.2) and Eq. (C.5), because the calculation of C jk (k) (Eq. (C.1)) requires operations in the order of N2 while FFT requires much smaller number of operations.

Industrial-scale restoration operations, in the order of 100s of kms restored per decade, may provide a substantial boost of ∼9% greater CCS above natural recovery alone (Fig. 2B).

After Hitler commanded the SS chief Heinrich Himmler to take charge of operations in the city, orders were issued to put down the rebellion and reduce the Polish capital to ruins: "We shall finish them off," Himmler declared.

Media companies are realizing that they need to have operations in the San Francisco Bay Area in order to tap into the technology base there.

In the months following the Taliban's evacuation of Kandahar, Afghanistan, in December 2001, cable news networks set up operations in the city in order to report on the war.

But the US military will continue to coordinate with the Russian military about its air operations in the area, in order to avoid any collisions, the State Department said.

And its operation in the created order of being is discovered as an attraction of all being back to itself.

The official, Richard Carley, former deputy director of operations in the Division of Criminal Justice, was ordered to pay the damages to Barbara A. Davis, a former deputy attorney general who worked for him.

The Taguchi method (TM) is incorporated in the crossover operations in order to select the better gene for achieving crossover consequently, enhancing the TIA.

"There is no front in these operations," the order said.

It also shows that when the process constraints require more operations in the initial subassemblies, it is recommended to sequence the operations in descending order.