Sentence examples for some kind of operation from inspiring English sources
Like some kind of operation I was kind of preparing here or I already did something.
"For the last two or three months, we have been getting reports of Pakistani groups planning something in the UK, so some kind of operation was widely expected," said Mohammad Rana Amir, director of the Pakistan Institute for Peace Studies, a think-tank in Islamabad.
These incidents are now all being seen in a new light, as information is mounting from investigators that the terrorist network that hit Paris and Brussels may have been in the planning stages of some kind of operation at a Belgian nuclear facility.
For any company looking to spin up some kind of operation in a new region, one of the first steps may be finding contractors in the area that can actually get the work started — but, especially as companies drift farther from cities, that can increasingly become a nightmare that's quite familiar to Matt Velker.
"Whenever there'd be some kind of operation or air raid, people in that part of Israel would go to those hills overlooking Gaza and watch".
Dr. Nageswara Mandava: Typically they'd have some kind of operation, like an appendectomy, and a large package would be put in the empty space between the bowel and the abdominal wall, alongside the organs.
However, it is possible to avoid the performance issues of fully homomorphic schemes while preserving some of their functionality, since many applications need only some kind of operations, what can be done by a "somewhat" homomorphic scheme [27].
Because the miniaturizing of conventional computers is reaching its limits, the scientists say the DNA computers have the potential to perform some kinds of operations much faster.
In this sport, unless you have some kind of warehouse operation like the gold medal-winning Romanians, four years may as well be 40.
There's a far less favorable possibility, of course, and it, too, begins with the Iowa contest, which the Romney campaign views with great wariness, as if it might be some kind of sting operation.
Structured groups are often artificially defined with the goal of organising and managing the movement (or some kind of other operation) of a set of pedestrians.
