Sentence examples for to operate proactively from inspiring English sources

The FA must continue to seek to operate proactively with the Home Office to revise current legislation dealing with players from outside the European Union.

The current study investigated the temporal dynamics of interference control by varying two factors – interference expectancy and fluid intelligence (gF) – that could influence whether interference control operates proactively versus reactively.

The United States must proactively ensure its ability to operate and defend itself in space — which is why Congress needs to act to finalize the U.S. Space Force as a sixth independent branch of our armed forces.

"The UK can kick-start RAS by taking the lead and proactively opening up its regulations to allow RAS devices to operate in defined and controlled spaces.

He said the Home Office had shown a "distinct unwillingness to engage proactively with the problem".

To Operate Or Not To Operate?

Now imagine if AI could think like a human while dealing with the large amounts of information at tremendous scale, take all that information and, in real time, apply machine learning models to gain new levels of understanding of how the network is operating and proactively tune it to avoid failures and maximize performance.

The datacenter decided to proactively switch to generators.

"We urge the Government, and the Competition and Markets Authority, to review proactively the use and potential monopolisation of data by the big technology companies operating in the UK".

Yet, despite the demand, just a quarter of analytics teams operate as "business drivers" today, proactively leveraging data to unearth business opportunity.

Pick-it aims to be proactively part of the solution.