Sentence examples for taking operations on from inspiring English sources

Denote (T = F oplus K);   Step (1) Calculate (m = S[F,T]) where S[F, T] is the sum (oplus _{1le i le N} h(i) cdot T_i), by taking operations on the (Z_2) module M.   Step (2) Compare m and d: Case (m = d): keep F intact; Case (d ne m): then find (d -m=a), for some (a in M-{0}).

Denote (T = F oplus K); Calculate (m = S[F,T]) where S[F, T] is the sum (oplus _{1le i le N} h(i) cdot T_i), by taking operations on the (Z_2) module M. Compare m and d: Case (m = d): keep F intact; Case (d ne m): then find (d -m=a), for some (a in M-{0}).

But it has been deliberately slow in taking on operations of its own in Iraq, Afghanistan and other hot spots, as Mr. Rumsfeld directed.

Bob Hope Airport is taking a two-path approach to preventing another outage like the one on Nov. 28 that took out operations on its longest runway.

Two years later, he left the authority to take over operations on the Northeast Corridor for Amtrak.

The state still operates one foot ferry, from downtown Seattle to Vashon Island, but under the new plan the county will take over operations on that route in 2009.

Lockheed takes over operations on 1 April 2012.

By December, the weary 1st Marine Division was withdrawn for recuperation, and over the course of the next month the U.S. XIV Corps took over operations on the island.

In organizations that use this definition, developers take on operations responsibilities and vice versa.

Derek Gannon becomes Director of Operations, taking on responsibility for printing and distribution, while retaining the remit for technology, HR and other support functions.

But when taking on an operation, it must prepare for the worst outcome, not the best.