Sentence examples for opportunity of operating from inspiring English sources
The new concept XSLR analyses the opportunity of operating semantically with science-type taxonomies, defined according to the model of financial reporting architecture.
"The opportunity of operating as director of football, given what I have achieved in the game, is really exciting for me and I am looking forward to getting started.
To i) propose set of innovative principles for effective design of electronic checklists to enhance safety mindfulness (a specific safety mindful mindset that offers the opportunity of operating more preemptively during routine QA tasks), and ii) discuss some of our preliminary results from testing our proposed electronic checklist with dosimetrists and physicists.
The rise of the Nigerian digital music service iRoking shows the challenges and opportunities of operating in a region where the infrastructure for digital commerce remains underdeveloped, but where the population of music consumers is young and fast-growing.
So, even if it were a lower headline number in terms of revenues, the opportunity for operating leverage, because we've managed out of the legacy assets, is positive.
The papers addresses the following research questions: What are the biggest opportunities and challenges of operating on the Norwegian infrastructure market for the clients and contractors?
We describe a structured approach to designing shared savings programs for primary care, discuss pros and cons of alternative design choices, report on our experience in weighing alternative design choices in reaching a final decision, and discuss opportunities and challenges of operating a shared savings program within a managed competition.
Oshima is no exception to the Japanese practice of operating onsen at every available opportunity.
For other members of Nato there are plenty of opportunities to operate in a multinational framework - for example as a member of the ACE Mobile Force that would rush to reinforce the Nato flanks in a crisis so as to involve as many allied nations as possible from the outbreak of an East-West war.
One might picture level-playing-field (LPF) equality of opportunity as operating in the sphere of education and socialization and health care to prepare young people for adult status when responsible agency in a field of social competitions will be expressed.
Given that the range of operating conditions explored in this study is still somewhat limited, opportunities still exist for further performance improvements.
