Sentence examples for propose operations from inspiring English sources

For a surgical approach an haemodynamic map is necessary to propose operations (see Figure 1) Surgical debridment of the ulcer can be obtained under local anesthesia using anesthetic ointment.

Authors in [21] propose operation models of ESS to maximize REGs revenues, and sizing models of ESS to minimize costs of the hybrid system.

The city's decision was based on several factors, including each company's experience operating shared mobility devices, the company's proposed operations plan and the company's ability to launch operations in a timely manner.

Stockbrokers and shareholders have questioned the proposed operations of the new exchange, a concern echoed by the Financial Services Authority of Britain and the Federal Securities Trading Security Authority of Germany.

Current law states that companies must research and write "Environmental Impact Assessments" (EIAs) of proposed operations before submitting them to the government for approval and then beginning exploration.

If you need surgery, you want a highly experienced expert in the field who has done a large number of the proposed operations.

Moreover, I have heard of no claim that conservative applicants were unfairly denied exempt status after they submitted further information regarding their proposed operations.

In January 2009, General Petraeus wrote a letter endorsing the proposed operations, which had been requested by Gen. David D. McKiernan, the top commander in Afghanistan at the time.

Based on the installation and communications requirements as well as the complexity of the proposed operations, the standard LiveAXIS system can be licensed for $7,500 to $35,000 a month.

Getting approval for an EIA – doing the research and "consulting" with local people, writing it, presenting it to the Energy Ministry, and making changes to proposed operations required by the Ministry or others – can take a company two or three years.

Cuadrilla confirmed that Miller would attend a meeting on Wednesday night of the "No Fracking in Sussex" group in Balcombe, west Sussex, one of the areas to be targeted in the quest for new sources of gas, to explain the company's proposed operations and offer reassurances on its transparency, compliance with regulations and environmental impacts.