Sentence examples for service operational from inspiring English sources

"It took us six weeks from the day we made the agreement with China Telecom to get our trial service operational, and this main system should rival that kind of speed".

HP will keep the file restore feature of the Upline service operational through March 31, 2009 Pacific time in order for you to download any files you have backed up to Upline.

With an in service operational life of 80 years, these five trams are the oldest public transport vehicles still in service in Australia (although 374 hasn't been in service since 2004 after sustaining some underframe damage).

Processes of care: pathway of care at index fall; subsequent healthcare contacts; ambulance service operational indicators and protocol compliance including clinical documentation.

Data related to processes and outcomes of care for patients attended by participating paramedics will be retrieved from ambulance service operational and clinical systems.

There are three core elements to addressing cloud managed services needs in enterprises: consulting services, management services, and operational services.

Next to passenger Internet, service operators show interest in offering services on trains such as passenger comfort services, operational applications and safety and security applications.

It also describes further research and different topics that should be considered in the development of SDIs to make such Web services operational.

In the military or emergency services, operational requirements and/or community expectations often preclude formal prescriptive working time arrangements as a practical means of reducing fatigue-related risk.

DCRI is the world's largest academic clinical research organization (CRO) combining the expertise and academic leadership of a premier teaching hospital with the full-service operational capabilities of a major CRO.

This is about "being Agile," not just "doing Agile". Yet while the capability to improve existing products and services ("Operational Agility") is important, and indeed vital to survive, it's not enough for a firm to thrive.