Sentence examples for turnover operation from inspiring English sources

In the joining process, the erection and turnover operation of a block can cause interference between the block and the wire ropes on the cranes.

Mammalian TorsinA has been assigned to a variety of possible functions including nuclear envelope (NE) organization, synaptic vesicle transport and turnover, operation of the secretory pathway, protein degradation, cytoskeletal organization and transport via NE budding (Vander Heyden et al., 2009; Granata and Warner, 2010; Jokhi et al., 2013).

Police say the room used as an operating theatre was hung with cobwebs, and that the fast turnover of operations meant there was no time to change bloodied sheets.

Turnover from operations in the "rest of the world" more than doubled from £759,000 to £1.7m.

SSL reported turnover from continuing operations of £203.2m in the six months to September 30, down slightly on the £203.9m at the same stage last year.

Which is why Bene, an Austrian-based €250m turnover company with operations around the world, took, for it, the unusual step of collaborating with an outside design agency to produce furniture more fitting for the new ways of working.

For each of the value chain steps, the cost structures of investments in the specific technologies and system operations turnover are identified.

Another project during the study period reduced turnover time between operations by improving logistics and coordination between the facilities for preparation, surgery, and recovery.

The company remains almost completely dependent on its UK operation with turnover up over 30% to £25m.

As for Amazon, it had sales in the UK of £3.35bn in 2011, reported turnover in its UK operation of £207m and a "tax expense" of just £1.8m.

Last week, it announced that it had lost $9m on a $15m turnover on its online operations.