Sentence examples for turnaround operations from inspiring English sources
"I spent the last half of my career in turnaround operations, first in Europe and then in North America," Mr. Smith said.
Most of the equipment like separators, drums, and heaters are checked for corrosion during annual shutdown and turnaround operations.
The operation of train services, the turnaround operations, the entering/exiting depot operation, and the number of available trains are involved in the model.
Each crew member was required to qualify for servicing certificates to independently undertake inspection, refuelling and turnaround operations.
But even then, the takeover was seen as a turnaround operation, despite the still-strong housing boom that lifted the fortunes of rivals like Bed, Bath & Beyond.
Otherwise, the delays would be introduced by the turnaround operation at terminals and this will influence the capacity of the system [38].
UBS has been struggling to turnaround its operations after the crippling events of 2008 when it was forced to accept government support.
Announcing a two-year turnaround plan, operations director Neil Williams conceded that the company's recent collections "didn't resonate with customers" and that it needed to respond faster to changing trends if it was to win back its internet-savvy target audience of 25-to-34-year-olds.
During normal operations, turnaround time for its three ferries is 15 minutes.
By acquiring the 50 percent stake in Nokia Siemens Networks that it does not already own, analysts said Nokia had secured ownership of a profitable business to prop up its balance sheet, as it continued efforts to turnaround its cellphone operations.
By MATTHEW BARAKAT, Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Army's acting inspector general told a House subcommittee Friday that there has been a dramatic turnaround in the operation of Arlington National Cemetery, just one year after his office issued a harsh assessment that cited misplaced remains among dozens of problems caused by mismanagement.
