Sentence examples for this particular operation from inspiring English sources
Asked if he had seen the hundreds of Vietnamese civilians fleeing the hamlet that morning, the General replied, "I can't tie it to this particular operation.
"This particular operation amazes me, and if it does not help us, maybe it will the next generation," Mr. Minnich said.
But given the nature of this particular operation — basically open-heart surgery on the central circulatory system of this traffic-obsessed town — it is anything but.
And with respect to this particular operation, we've seen a situation in which first they voted to commit the troops to send them to war, John Edwards and John Kerry.
The partial derivative of f with respect to t is written ∂y/∂t, where the symbol ∂ is a special form of the letter d reserved for this particular operation.
In all, communications from more than 60 countries were targeted in this particular operation, with other names listed in the GCHQ documents including Mohamed Ibn Chambas, the current African Union-United Nationspecial special representative for Darfur, as well as multiple African heads of state.
"I think the police themselves have said that the problem here was about the planning, was about the intelligence, was about the resourcing of that particular operation".
The concrete effort of course depends on the particular operation, with multiplication and division being quite expensive examples.
The injection of mutated data can be done once per service operation execution (i.e., per each client call), as the goal is to understand the impact of the faulty data in the execution of that particular operation.
He goes into some details you may not have known about that particular operation, but then O'Neill and the show's hosts launch into a series of can-you-top-this drinking stories.
An HACCP plan is a more tailored risk management plan that is designed and implemented by the manufacturer to control specific hazards that can be reasonably foreseen to pose a threat in that particular operation.
