Sentence examples for seamless operational from inspiring English sources
But what complicated this seamless operational style for achieving very little was the relationship between the prime minister and his chancellor, the marriage from hell that parented New Labour.
The system is integrated into an open source Geographical Information System, which allows a seamless integration into operational spatial data processing and analysis workflows.
For recording and editing character datasets, the Taxonomic Editor provides the 'Factual Data View' and specialized views for different data types, in which seamless integrations of otherwise independent applications are operational.
The emerging Liquid-Sensing Enterprise (LSE) concept provides manufacturing industrial networks with the required enablers to seamless interoperate and sustain its interoperability along the operational life cycle.
One of the recommendations made by the 9/11 Commission following the Sept. 11 attacks called for the intelligence community to "ensur[e] a seamless relationship between human source collection and signals collection at the operational level".
The architecture provides a high degree of efficiency for the ubiquitous and seamless access of mobile users through the management of the planes and operational services.
Operational innovation improves organizational processes that are needed for effective and seamless interactions among teachers, administrators, and student as customers in academic institution.
Operational and regulatory aspects of clinical trials vary and provide important barriers to seamless conduct of multiregional clinical trials.
Operational innovation refers to tools that improve organizational processes that are needed for effective and seamless interactions among medical staffs, administrators and patients as customers [8].
The Operational Simplified Surface Energy Balance (SSEBop) model was used with 528 Landsat 8 images to create seamless monthly and annual ET estimates at the inherent 100 m thermal band resolution.
