Sentence examples for practiced operations from inspiring English sources
The Interfax news agency quoted a spokesman for Russia's Western Military District, Colonel Oleg Kochetkov, as saying that Russian forces stationed in Transdniestria had "conducted an anti-terrorism drill and practiced operations to rebuff an attack on their military base".
When the traditional open windrow is practiced, operation requires more manpower.
Touch Surgery (TS) is a smartphone application that offers trainees the opportunity to practice operations; however, its effect is unknown in low- and middle-income countries.
To minimise disruption to practice operations, a research assistant screened "the most recent patient to enter the waiting room" for eligibility and invited eligible patients to participate.
Research staff conducted a baseline assessment environmental scan of the practitioner's practice environment and practice operations for elements related to tobacco, e.g. patient education materials, intake forms, tobacco-free environment policies, etc).
It has long been an open secret, and a source of some hilarity among foreign correspondents, that under the guise of "humanitarian relief operations," Lashkar practiced amphibious operations on a lake at its vast headquarters campus, outside Lahore.
The two departments had not practiced helicopter operations for at least a year before the attack.
In the last decade, its military has practiced similar operations during exercises with foreign militaries and governments, said Dennis Blasko, a former U.S. Army attache to China and author of "The Chinese Army Today".
He said the planes would be flown three to five hours a day in normal practice operations.
They have also met police and hospitals and shelters to work on best practice operations in dealing with town camp violence.
Dr. Bessler said he and his colleagues had been doing practice operations in the laboratory on pigs for the past year, removing gallbladders, spleens, kidneys and stomachs through the mouth or vagina.
