Sentence examples for perfect operation from inspiring English sources

and consequently the complementary probability of continued perfect operation, termed operability O for short, is p_{1}(O)=o=1-f.

The chief of the bin Laden unit at the agency thought the plan was "the perfect operation".

This ethos is so pervasive, that even the object's integrity as an historical document is subordinated to that demand for perfect operation.

Under the perfect operation of the adversary system it is not the judge but rather the parties or their attorneys who interrogate the witnesses.

"And, of course, there were reasons for taking the measures that were taken by the federal troops". Few Russians seemed to think that their forces conducted a perfect operation, but many thought they did not have much choice.

New nurses, he explained, would mean more mistakes — not fatal mistakes but irregularities in the flow of his operating room, such as someone's handing him the wrong instrument, or handing him an instrument with the blade up instead of down, or even just a certain hesitation, because to Wilson the perfect operation requires a particular grace and rhythm.

In 1988, after a less-than-perfect operation on her right knee, an Italian doctor informed her that her skiing career was over.

Like Portland itself, they've perfected operation on a small scale.

For example, Ms. Wackstein says court rulings (and fear of still more court rulings) have forced top officials to spend money and time on perfecting operations at the city's Emergency Assistance Unit, the primary entry point for homeless families, instead of on policies preventing homelessness in the first place.

While tea is more popular in places like China, India, Russia and the U.K. than it is stateside, Translink co-founder and Managing Director Jay Eum said he expects Teforia to focus on perfecting operations, and sales in North America first.

(Author's note: this same concept is present today when clinicians say they are treating periapical lesions or apical periodontitis) The most perfect canal operation is never curative, but only a preventive procedure.