Sentence examples for performing offshore from inspiring English sources

Local ice pressures are an important design consideration for vessels performing offshore stationkeeping operations, particularly in the late spring and early fall shoulder seasons when they tend to govern over global loading in the development of operating limits.

In the longer term CIOs must develop talent for the next generation, when most entry-level jobs will be performed offshore".

With the digital revolution and the dramatic fall in international telecommunications costs comes the prospect that white-collar jobs once insulated from global competition can be performed offshore in low-wage nations such as India, where labor can be hired for as little as one-tenth its cost in the United States.

Two 24-h experiments, designed to test whether the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium fundyense exhibited significant changes in vertical distribution, were performed in offshore waters of the Gulf of Maine in June 2000.

Based on a thorough investigation of "rotor-stop" tests performed on offshore wind turbines supported by a monopile foundation for different wind parks in the period 2006 2011, the paper evaluates the first natural frequency and modal damping of the structures.

Last year his $1 billion JF Japan Trust returned 418%, and his JF Japan Technology Trust soared 559%, making them the best-performing offshore Japan funds.

According to Micropal, his LG Asian Smaller Companies Fund has been the best-performing offshore ex-Japan Far East fund during nearly every period since it was launched in 1992.

Magnum, a Nassau, Bahamas-based hedge fund company Friedland founded four years ago, had seven of the top-ten offshore funds in terms of 12-month total returns, including the top-performing offshore fund (up 119.82%), according to HedgeFund.net, which distributes hedge fund data online.

With Micropal's help, FORBES GLOBAL has compiled a list of top performing U.S. small-cap offshore funds (see table).

To this purpose, a systematic profitability analysis is performed in twelve offshore wind projects, using a Monte Carlo simulation integrated into a classical financial model for the treatment of various sources of uncertainty and in relation to the eventual variation of feed-in tariffs, as foreseen in the current legislative framework.

I also cited research that showed that the tech industry has never constituted more than 15% of the outsourcing market (banking, finance, and insurance accounted for 40%; telecom, 17%; and manufacturing, 12%)—and this includes the product development that companies such as Microsoft, Adobe, and Cisco perform in their offshore locations.