Sentence examples for operations upon which from inspiring English sources

As the size and complexity of networks and communications continue to grow, there is a heightened need to develop new techniques capable of achieving a level of service with successful operations upon which users can place even more reliance.

Mobile devices with touch screens, for example, are effective for selecting objects, but they are much less effective for the precise positioning operations upon which conventional molecule drawing software relies.

The basis for analysis of optimal operation is the type of operation upon which an application focuses.

Despite aeronauts' ability to observe Confederate positions and support Union artillery fire, absent a decisive operation upon which to hang the Balloon Corps's reputation, indifference or hostility to the new technology of flight combined with ineffective intelligence reporting and individual personality conflicts led to the dissolution of the Balloon Corps in May 1863.

His ejection from the Tour came after a lengthy saga in which Liberty pulled out following Saiz's implication in Operation Puerto, upon which Vino' went to Kazakhstan and put the finance together to relaunch the team as Astana.

This is the operation principle upon which a set of on-axis and off-axis three-dimensional electrostatic traps for Rydberg atoms and molecules have been developed.

Advocates of minimal access and open surgery will continually debate upon which operation is superior.

In view of the fact that both of these amendments imply a prospective operation upon policies which may be issued, it would seem to be unnecessary to consider the question discussed with much detail in briefs of counsel, whether the amendments were intended to operate upon policies already issued.

In our opinion it is clear that they were not, and conceding the proposition that Jarman had agreed to abide by the constitution, rules, and regulations of the company, as they then were, or might be constitutionally changed thereafter, this agreement could have no operation upon changes which, upon their face, indicated that they applied only to policies thereafter to be issued.

Roberts really thrums the states'-rights banjo at moments: he extols the "integrity, dignity, and residual sovereignty of the States," and opines that "the constitutional equality of the States is essential to the harmonious operation of the scheme upon which the Republic was founded".

"Date of operation" means the date upon which the contractual maximum demand is delivered by HCB for the first time in accordance with the provisions of the supply contract.