The phrase "pivot operation" is correct and usable in written English
It is commonly used in business and finance contexts, particularly when discussing data analysis or decision-making processes. Example: The company's success hinged on its ability to identify key trends and make strategic decisions through careful pivot operations.
We describe an enhancement for carrying out these rules by performing a limited number of pivot operations on an LP, and then we provide insight that helps to make these rules even more efficient by either focusing on a smaller number of feasible solutions or by resorting to heuristics that limit the number of LPs solved.
The paper ends with the test of a low-cost implementation of the complete system under real center-pivot operation.
But, with another deal completed, Fave is now represent in three countries which suggests that a full pivot is in operation here.
Other casualties in the space have included companies like Fab.com, which downsized and saw its European operations pivot into Hem, a vertically-integrated home product design and sales, while the U.S. Fab.com operation was sold in a firesale to PCH.
The increasing consumer needs that are generated by the "book festivals" and Christmas add certain pivoting points to the operation of the publishing house.
As Pentagon chief Carter typically put it in a recent Foreign Affairs article: "Every port call, flight hour, exercise, and operation [in the pivot] has added a stitch to the fabric of the Asia-Pacific's stability".
In addition, SympyCore [ 11] minimizes the number of operations by its pivot element selection rule (see Methods) to reduce computational time and this has added benefit of reducing the chance of coefficient explosion.
In this study, a new methodology is developed to determine the minimum total water application cost (investment + operation costs) in center pivot systems withdrawing water from wells.
"If Obama is going to succeed in broadening and cementing the Asian pivot and rebalance, he needs the co-operation of allies and partners … [and] the most non-performing ally is Thailand," said Thitinan Ponsudhirak, director of the Institute of Security and International Studies.
In that way all operations can be performed around pivot points that are not part of the molecule itself.
How do you account for a man of that wealth, and supposed intelligence suddenly pivoting to full Eric Bristow mode because an operation to save some children don't want to use his hastily assembled "child-sized submarine".
