Sentence examples for portion of operations from inspiring English sources

The We/Sp-MIML is illustrated together, since they share a large portion of operations, and the differences between We/Sp-MIML in Algorithm 1 are marked with underlines.

Out of a total Pentagon classified budget of $51 billion for 2012, I conservatively use only the estimated overseas portion of operations and maintenance spending, which adds $2.4 billion.

Cellulase enzymes contribute to the largest portion of operation cost on production of cellulosic ethanol.

On Thursday, A.M.D. reported a loss of $1.18 billion in the second quarter, which included a loss of $920 million related to a portion of the operations of the graphics chip maker ATI Technologies.

Three years ago, General Catalyst shifted a large portion of its operations to the West Coast.

The Barcelona-based company has a significant portion of its operations in Miami and plans to grow its workforce from 45 to nearly 90 over the next year.

Moreover, the specified focus of the research had to be drug trafficking; articles looking at the overall structure of organized crime groups (e.g., Campana 2011; Varese 2011, 2012) were not included as all legitimate and multiple types of illicit activity were combined into a single network and our aim was to investigate only the portion of their operations involved in illicit drug trafficking.

Analyze your shipping and transportation costs -- in case they eat up a huge chunk of your possible income, you should consider moving a portion of your operations closer to the customer segment instead.

In 1999, McCaw started attempts to sell either Orca Bay or the Grizzlies, and at first negotiated an agreement with Dennis Washington, owner of Seaspan, who had a large portion of his operations in Vancouver.

Parliament's own assessment admits that "it is not possible to compare Toronto with previous G20 meetings" due to a lack of data, and identifies a key threat that explains some of the spending: "protesters would be considered a known threat and a portion of security operations would be geared to countering this specific threat".

Although Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto commander of the Combined Fleet was concurrently planning an operation that he hoped would lure the U.S. Pacific Fleet into a decisive showdown in the central Pacific, he detached some of his large warships to support the Mo operation and placed Inoue in charge of the naval portion of the operation.