Sentence examples for operations known from inspiring English sources

A study before Christmas made the case for weight-loss operations – known as bariatric surgery.

Then the ore is separated from the gangue by various operations known collectively as mineral processing, or ore dressing.

To make matters more confusing, the Pentagon partitions "major combat operations" (known more commonly as a war) into "phases".

Even if they meet all the quantitative requirements, a "qualitative" probe of operations known as CCAR can still trip them up.

A combination of new technology and new regulations had led to the rise of firms focused on high-speed, computer-driven operations known as high-frequency trading.

With the Soviet Union's denouement, the Directorate of Operations, known as D.O., suffered two rattling jolts -- the loss of its main enemy and cataclysmic betrayal in its ranks.

Crabbing is induced by a peculiar operation procedure known as the push-pull mode.

"Do the companies running these operations know the health risks?

Internet gambling operations know more about their punters than casinos do.

Theo Epstein, the Cubs' president of baseball operations, knows the history and the numbers.

Executives at the South African operations knew the cars would be a tough sell.