Sentence examples for rendered operational from inspiring English sources
Lastly, socio-economic community development data was obtained from a widely used index in Mexico: the marginalization index, which was designed and rendered operational by the National Population Council [ 33].
But some 200 of the city's 1,400 schools had experienced damage from the storm, rendering them "not operational," Department of Education spokesperson Erin Hughes told GothamSchools.
The rebuilding of the Pacifics in the late 1950s and their subsequent increased reliability rendered the Lord Nelson surplus to operational requirements, and they were gradually phased out of service.
ED management face a variety of options when deciding how to improve efficiency, and seemingly straight-forward operational innovations can be rendered ineffective by counterintuitive patient flow dynamics [ 18, 23, 26].
As we know, this same court by the same margin, 5-4, found a key section of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to be unconstitutional, and thus rendered it for all intents and purposes non-operational, until and unless a remedy can be found.
In order to render these fundamental ideas operational, the FD prescribes three main steps: preliminary flood risk assessments in all water districts (step 1); the development of flood hazard maps and flood risk maps for the areas identified (steps 2a and 2b); and the establishment of flood risk management plans (step 3).
The complexity can be rendered more manageable provided important underlying trends or events can be identified based on the operational data (Rengaswamy and Venkatasubramanian, 1992.
She is rendered speechless.
Most were magnificently rendered here.
Osborne rendered that line redundant.
