Sentence examples for recognized operational from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the approach, architecture and implementation guidelines for a Recognized Operational Support Picture (ROSP) framework suitable for the aggregation and presentation of up to date information related to the Canadian Armed Forces/Department of National Defence (CAF/DND) assets based on the requirements of the decision makers within the organization.

Secondly, optimizing power output from transmission system (also called the utility in this paper) and DGs to meet the optimized load with the least power purchasing cost, meanwhile recognizing operational limits of distribution networks.

As DOD doctrine recognizes, operational contract support is more than just logistical support.

Sham and real sessions were conducted as a double-blind test to minimize any test bias resulting from a subject and an experimenter recognizing the operational state of the WCDMA module.

The importance of genetic diversity is in general recognized in both operational forestry and conservation (Eriksson et al. 1993; Roberds and Bishir 1997; Hansen et al. 2005; Aitken et al. 2008; Funda et al. 2009).

Thus, managers need to recognize that effective operational innovation is more important than simply searching for cost reduction activities and exhorting medical staff for better patient care.

Scale formation in surface and subsurface oil and gas production equipment has been recognized to be a major operational problem.

It is widely recognized that inadequate and ineffective operational documents contribute substantially to the occurrence of plant downtime and often costly and dangerous industrial incidents.

These purine-rich sequences may have been the forerunners of the operational RNA code, recognized today by protein aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases.

Indeed, other studies have recognized that: South Sudan is an operational context fraught with challenges for aid agencies including lack of suitable partner organizations, high staff turnover, diversion, severe logistical constraints caused by rains and flooding in the rainy season and the near impossible task of targeting assistance.

Generally, the importance of co-operational learning is recognized as an important practice in Latvia, as well as in Cyprus and Finland: "It does not necessarily have an effect on the progress of others if slow learners are among the others" (a Finnish parent).