Sentence examples for today's operational from inspiring English sources

Symptoms of combat stress or, in noncombat situations like today's, "operational stress," include anxiety and irritability, agitation and apathy and, in more severe cases, memory loss and psychotic episodes.

In the future, the data, assumptions, and analysis tools on which today's operational decisions rely will no longer be fast or accurate enough to reliably manage a system operated closer to the reliability limits.

Therefore, many microbial species, genera and even broader taxonomic units of 1985 have no relevance today (Garrity and Lyons, 2003), while many of today's operational taxonomic units and associated data may lose relevance in a few years or decades from now despite the enormous (at least by 2015 standards) datasets produced around them.

James E. Goodwin, UAL's chairman, said yesterday in a written statement that the summer's operational problems had reduced revenue significantly, while the new labor contract and the high price of oil had increased costs.

But after successive efficiency reviews many public managers may doubt if there is much back office fat left to trim – following Sir Peter Gershon's review in 2004, last year's Operational Efficiency Programme and Sir Philip Green's report on efficiency in Whitehall, published last week.

Today's deterministic operational tools, such as N-1-based methods, cannot directly account for the underlying risk due to uncertainties.

We use simulation to compare this solution to today's default operational methods in terms of both throughput and energy consumption.

Since 2010, BP's operational performance has been somewhat overshadowed by the Macondo litigation overhang and turmoil in Russia.

Already in the special theory of relativity (1905), Einstein's operational definition of the "simultaneity" of distantly separated events, whereby clocks are synchronized by sending and receiving light signals, is closely modeled on the operational definition of mass in Mach's Mechanics.

The SADF launched a full-scale invasion of Angola through Cunene and Cuando-Cubango on June 7, destroying SWAPO's operational command headquarters on June 13, in what Prime Minister Pieter Willem Botha described as a "shock attack".

By 1964 the MPLA's operational headquarters was based in Dolisie, in southern Congo-Brazzavile.