Sentence examples for operations separately from inspiring English sources

Like many news organizations, Der Spiegel has run its print and digital operations separately, but the company is now aiming to integrate the two.

Foster's, the largest alcoholic beverage maker in Australia, said in May that it planned to list its beer and wine operations separately so that they could each develop their own corporate strategies.

The snap-back timing method, which measures the duration of certain operations separately, underestimated the average work cycle time in the clear-cut operation by 6% but overestimated it by ca. 12% in the thinning operation.

The snap-back timing method consisted of measuring the durations of certain operations separately (i.e. the timer is snapped back, or reset, at the end of each activity), determining their mean value and totalling the data obtained according to the arbitrary, theoretical structure of work time cycles (the total of work times 1 5 in Table 2).

We considered primary and revision operations separately.

AT&T decided to list shares of the Latin American operation separately from its own stock because it hoped to exploit the brief but intense optimism about the continent's telecommunications prospects.

Time variation of unit HTR value of the borehole is experimentally measured when single, double and triple U-tubes are in operation separately.

For time studies covering harvester operations where the duration of particular activities is measured manually, the snap-back timing method should be recommended, since it is based on measuring the time of every operation separately, determining a mean value of their duration and totalling the data obtained according to the arbitrary, theoretical structure of work cycles.

Will ING Direct be operated separately or integrated into Capital One's operations?

It's relatively easy to reckon how that could happen since, unlike its rivals, the Mail shuns newsroom integration and runs online operations totally separately, which means that costings and revenue are separate, too.

In Britain, for example, the government wants banks to keep their retail operations in separately capitalised subsidiaries, "ring-fenced" from the roulette-players in the investment-banking division.