Sentence examples for operative lines from inspiring English sources

Their use may be divided into two operative lines, referred to as direct applications and integrated procedures.

The sisters ran their own brothel along co-operative lines.

It's crowdfunding on co-operative lines, but Finlay is also canny about the marketing possibilities of such a strategy.

Young creatives are realising not only that they are often already working along co-operative lines informally, but also that formal co-operative status has benefits.

From the outset the LSO was organised on co-operative lines, with all players sharing the profits at the end of each season.

Busby explained the scheme: a new ensemble, the London Symphony Orchestra, to be run on co-operative lines, "something akin to a Musical Republic", with a constitution that gave the organisation independence.

Labor operatives line up behind Mr. Obama, and about a third of the 35 white voters who were interviewed leaned toward him.

In general, the operative tie-line differs from the conventional tie-line (determined when the system is at equilibrium) and the computational scheme used to solve the set of equations is not straightforward.

Their determination depends on the operative tie-line in the phase diagram, which evolves according to the solute diffusivity and the degree of advancement of the reaction.

Pinck's father, Dan, served as an operative behind enemy lines in China.

In this spirit, theatre company tangled feet has taken over a floor of office space in central London through a deal brokered by the charity Healthy Planet, opening an arts co-operative along similar lines to the one now operating in Theatre Delicatessen's Marylebone home.