Sentence examples for operations to serve from inspiring English sources

Consequently, we use (mu ({mathcal {T}_{1}},{mathcal {T}_{2}})) to denote a joint operator that applies a sequence of ⊕, ηi,j, or ρi → j operations to serve as a merging operator.

Some of that growth is due to Borderfree, a division of Canada Post, based in Toronto, that helps retailers set up online shopping operations to serve Canadian customers.

Others are talking about hiring employees and contracting out their call-center operations to serve businesses that need phone-in customer support services.

President Bush has nominated Adm. Vern Clark, the chief of naval operations, to serve two more years as the Navy's senior officer, the Pentagon announced.

Mr. Hussein was said to be so impressed with Al Qaeda's bombing strikes on American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania that he wanted to take control of the group's operations to serve Iraqi interests.

"This round will help us ramp up operations to serve these customers and launch our new and improved 2018 offering".

The W.C.S. site is the only one in operation to serve the Texas compact.

Mr. Biden said he had no plans to run for president in 2016, when he would be turning 74 years old, meaning he will be free to structure his operation to serve Mr. Obama's ambitions rather than his own.

In addition to the experimental mice, several mice were given a sham operation to serve as a negative control.

Tim Davie, 45, an executive with a background in marketing who is director of the BBC's radio operations, is to serve as the acting director general.

Why was a continuous extension desired so strongly, when a disjointed set of operations seemed to serve all necessary practical purposes?