Sentence examples for operations of starting from inspiring English sources

Since the operations of starting the timer when the card is removed to allow the ball to roll and stopping it as the ball passes a mark are different, there is a possibility that, in addition to random timing errors, a systematic error appears in each measured value of t; that is to say, each measurement t is perhaps to be interpreted as t + t0, where t0 is an as-yet-unknown constant timing error.

They reduce evaluation of influence coefficients to arithmetic operations with relatively small number of starting integrals over the element.

8 The various modifications of the technique of Bentall and De Bono, with complete replacement of the aortic root, became the operation of choice starting in the early 1970s.

It expects to fly more than 230,000 passengers in its first year of operations, starting next spring, with fares as cheap as £125 return.

It will provide the experiments an additional integrated luminosity of about 2500 fb−1 over 10 years of operation, starting in 2025.

Whatever portion of your startup costs that you can't deduct during the first year can be deducted over the next 180 months of operation, starting with the month after you started your business.

But the Bank of China (the least sick state bank, thanks to profitable international operations) is starting to hint of its priorities.

Work scheduling is a particular problem in on-call operations because of start-time variability, "call" predictability, and the common use of "shorter-than 24-h work/rest schedules".

One of The Light Group's directors of operations, John Pettei, started as a busser; President Jodi Myers was a cocktail waitress.

The Oslo police district did not have any shared alert procedures, so the chief of operations started ringing staff members one by one.

"I'm sure that the most difficult part of the operation is starting now," said Coast Guard diver Rocco Pilon.