Sentence examples for topics operations from inspiring English sources

All tools in the EMBOSS toolkit for bioinformatics analyses (Rice et al., 2000) have their topics, operations, inputs and outputs annotated with EDAM.

Terms from EDAM (a collaboratively and openly maintained ontology) can describe a tool in terms of its topic, operation, data, and format, thus providing a multifaceted characterisation: tools can be grouped by functionality, and compatible data formats.

Production scheduling has been one of the most popular research topics in operations research, management science, and artificial intelligence.

Dean Thomas' teaching and research focus on topics in operations management and supply-chain management.

Ghoseiri and Ghannadpour ([2009a]) suggested the solving of the general locomotive planning (or scheduling) that is one of the most attractive topics in operation research by vehicle routing problem.[Ghoseiri and Ghannadpour (2010]) extended the previous research and tried to study the multi-depot homogenous locomotive assignment with more real-life assumptions.

These kinds of issues – alone or in combination – have likely contributed towards many online communities, including those on health-related topics, ceasing operation.

Key topics in operability are operating window, flexibility, reliability, safety, efficiency, operation during transitions, dynamic performance, and monitoring and diagnosis.

The testimony was to be taken entirely in secret by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which as a matter of course heard highly classified testimony concerning such topics as intelligence operations and nuclear weapons.

In its debut year (2009), the conference sold out and was host for sessions that addressed developer, business and operations topics while providing a tech showcase, morning yoga studio and a variety of evening parties.

Though we've traditionally focused on helping very early-stage companies, our successful companies have asked for help on topics like scaling operations, managing hypergrowth, building out management teams, etc. Rowghani was the CFO at Pixar from 2002 to 2008.

This paper describes our experience at the University of Coimbra in introducing discrete optimization topics in an Operations Management (OM) course and how those topics and associated tools are then exploited in subsequent senior courses, namely Process Integration and Intensification, Product Design and Process Design.