NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory recently revealed (via Verge) that the robot can now pick its own targets when choosing rocks to scan with its laser spectrometer, a task formerly reserved for remote operation by scientists back here on Earth.
Sterile gloves were generally reserved for the operation theatre.
In other words, contractors were involved in secret and highly sensitive operations that by law are reserved for government operatives.
This transition is already underway, with the super PACs supporting Republican candidates beginning to take on voter persuasion operations — like sending direct mail and making phone calls — that have traditionally been reserved for a campaign operation or party committee.
Under Dunford's plan, about one-sixth of the force — around 1,800 to 2,000 special operations troops — would be reserved for counter-terrorism operations, the official said.
The partial derivative of f with respect to t is written ∂y/∂t, where the symbol ∂ is a special form of the letter d reserved for this particular operation.
In solid waste management nomenclature, the term "integrated" would be reserved for systems, schemes, operations, or elements in which the constituent units can be designed or arranged such that one meshes with another to achieve a common overall objective.
Active messaging (i.e. requiring the biocurator to mouse-click) is reserved for only serious operations, such as confirming the deletion of previously entered data.
A modified Ravitch procedure, an operation typically reserved for complex or recurrent cases of pectus excavatum [9], was employed in this situation.
Military operations, he said, will be reserved for the surrounding areas, and operations directed at insurgents will begin "in a month or two".
