Sentence examples for to operations from inspiring English sources
noun
The method by which a device performs its function.
- It is dangerous to look at the beam of a laser while it is in operation.
Their use was restricted to operations complicated by prolonged handling of tissue, prolonged operative time, wound dehiscence and sepsis.
He later issued a clarification saying he was referring only to operations that cause civilian casualties.
Nowadays Mr Callinicos monitors the full range of the company's risks, from finance to operations.
The controllers were critical to operations at Natanz, a sprawling enrichment site in the desert.
Brokered deposits raise a bank's cost of funds and bring instability to operations.
That work, called combat support and combat service support, is critical to operations.
G.E.'s report made it obvious at a glance how much pension income contributed to operations.
Zorokong performs FGM, but is opposed to operations on children under 18.
We are making adjustments to ensure impacts to operations are minimized.
They also say that in recent years he has paid more attention to operations inside Israel.
But there will be real damage to operations.
