Sentence examples for tackle operations from inspiring English sources

Soon afterwards Huxley went into research with anti-aircraft command and with the Admiralty, working with the team that included several physiologists and was built up under Patrick (later Lord) Blackett by AV Hill, to tackle operations research in general, but which also took in such things as radar aids to gunnery.

Enter his wireless network and tackle tactical operations with ad-hoc equipment designed to operate while on the move … Remote Control System: the hacking suite for governmental interception.

General Sir Nick Houghton said they must prepare to tackle new operations from a "standing start".

GCHQ is set to significantly boost its offensive capabilities by investing £250 million ($330 million) in a new task force that will be made up of 2,000 recruits from the military and security services to tackle cyber operations from Russia and terrorist groups.

This process tackles the operation scheduling, placement, and qubit routing problems.

In particular, mechanical systems with sufficient functionality to tackle advanced autonomous operations, frequently exhibit inadequate robustness in the face of inevitable system faults to meet the requisite mission goals.

It is a threat we will have to tackle in co-operation with others, not on our own.

"We have an exciting year ahead, with major operations tackling gangs and serious youth violence, plus the challenge of policing the Olympic Games".

Mr Abbott has already said that if elected, he would appoint a military commander to lead operations tackling people smugglers and asylum boats.

Under the plan, called Operation Sovereign Borders, the chief of the defence force would be asked to appoint a commander to lead operations tackling people smugglers and asylum boats.

Territorial co-operation: support for cross-border co-operation to tackle urban, rural and coastal development problems.