Sentences with phrase «of operational research»

European Journal of Operational Research 236 (2), 643 — 656.

European Journal of Operational Research, 2, 429 - 444.

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Jonathan Rosenhead is emeritus professor of operational research at the London School of Economics and chairs the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine

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While it received approval to dig a two - mile test tunnel beneath the headquarters of Musk's space travel company, SpaceX, in Hawthorne, California, the Boring Company will have to convince a number of local governments that its tunnels will be useful in order to conduct enough research and development to make an operational tunnel network a reality.

«The IDF has invested efforts and resources in the research, development and equipping of technological systems in accordance with their operational readiness... and with the classification of the level of the threat,» the army said on Tuesday.

«When I met with North Korean officials last year, they said that South Korea is not «qualified» to participate in peace treaty negotiations because it didn't sign the armistice and didn't have wartime operational control of its forces,» Bruce Klingner, senior research fellow of Northeast Asia at the Heritage Foundation, told CNBC.

«The limited research on the effects of foreign military policies indicates little or no impact on unit cohesion, operational effectiveness, or readiness,» the study said.

While the $ 2.36 per share offer only implies a «small» 15 per cent takeover premium to Deutsche's $ 2.05 price target, the research team points to «recent operational risks in the hospital portfolio, the execution risks of the Northern Beaches greenfield project and our lower revenue growth outlook for the private hospital industry.»

SAN FRANCISCO (September 13, 2007)-- Glass Lewis & Co., LLC, a leading independent research and proxy advisory firm, today announced the launch of the ESG Watch List Service, a tool that enables Glass Lewis» proxy voting clients to track companies with environmental, social, or governance (ESG) policies and / or practices that may create operational, performance, financial, legal, accounting or reputational risks.

We leverage market insights and operational expertise from members of the Transwestern family of companies specializing in development, real estate investment management and research.

The combination of a growing commercial install base and scientific research have allowed us to idenifty the cooking applications where Steam Infusion offers the most value in terms of product quality and operational efficiency.

To maintain the viability of your operation, develop well researched business and operational practices.

Continue to create toolkits and foster research to overcome common operational issues such as contamination of feedstock, odor, chemical issues (pH), physical issues (moisture level).

«The committee felt that the potential benefits to NOMS [National Offender Management Service] from this research proposal were limited and that the project did not sufficiently link to NOMS priorities and our focus upon identifying ways of improving the effectiveness of operational policy / delivery and maximising the use of our available resources.

«They were made available for authorised research purposes demonstrating, clear, potential operational benefit to the police in terms of detecting and solving crime.»

The Inter-national Council of Museums (ICOM) first teamed up with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research's Operational Satellite Applications Program (UNOSAT) to report on the South Ossetia region during the 2008 Georgia - Russia War.

Grants.gov uses a contractor, Operational Research Consultants (ORC), to verify and validate the identity of the organizations registering with Grants.gov.

«These results are important for operational weather forecasters and emergency managers,» says Nick Anderson, program director in the National Science Foundation Division of Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences, which funded the research.

For decades, surgeons have removed secondary lung tumours if there are not too many of them, explains chief investigator Tom Treasure, a professor of cardiothoracic surgery and researcher at the Clinical Operational Research Unit at University College London.

Suomi NPP's job is to collect environmental observations of atmosphere, ocean and land for both NOAA's weather and oceanography operational missions and NASA's research mission to continue the long - term climate record to better understand Earth's climate and long - term trends.

«Tim's mixture of operational expertise and scientific knowledge make him an ideal choice for this position,» said Antonio Busalacchi, president of the the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, a consortium of 100 colleges and universities, in a 5 September statement.

Since the 1950s roughly $ 100 billion has been spent on the research and development of such reactors around the world, yet there is currently only one producing electricity — the BN - 600 reactor in Russia, operational since 1980.

«This innovative gas separation platform provides large surface areas while eliminating a number of operational issues, including corrosion, evaporative losses, and fouling,» said Ah - Hyung (Alissa) Park, the chair in applied climate science and associate professor of Earth and environmental engineering at Columbia University, who was not involved in the research.

«His understanding of the vital collaborations between NOAA, private forecasting companies, and the academic community can help foster the movement of research to operational forecasting and advance the nation's weather prediction capabilities.

Once fully operational, the CRG — a nonprofit foundation formed by the Department of Universities and Research (DURSI), the Department of Health of the Catalan government, and the 4 - year - old Faculty of Human Biology of the public University Pompeu Fabra (UPF)-- will employ about 220 scientists.

Such a system could also reduce the size of the operational team needed on research cruises.

«Our response to this reality has been to promote collaboration and to build operational capacity for interdisciplinary research through a series of strategic investments in selective areas of excellence.

In the short run, say the authors, implementation science (operational research) will be needed to help facilitate the best ways of implementing the USPSTF recommendations for TB screening in primary care settings.

Joint programming of research in the field of nutrition, food and health will provide for coordination of research on the impact of diet and lifestyles on health, contribute significantly to the construction of a fully operational European Research Area on prevention of diet - related diseases and strengthening leadership and competitiveness on the research activities in thresearch in the field of nutrition, food and health will provide for coordination of research on the impact of diet and lifestyles on health, contribute significantly to the construction of a fully operational European Research Area on prevention of diet - related diseases and strengthening leadership and competitiveness on the research activities in thresearch on the impact of diet and lifestyles on health, contribute significantly to the construction of a fully operational European Research Area on prevention of diet - related diseases and strengthening leadership and competitiveness on the research activities in thResearch Area on prevention of diet - related diseases and strengthening leadership and competitiveness on the research activities in thresearch activities in this field

Ms. Kaplan oversees all aspects of the Lustgarten Foundation's operational activities, including major fundraising initiatives, patient outreach, and the Foundation's in - depth research portfolio.

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EVI is a non-profit Product Development Partnership supporting the development of vaccines for diseases of poverty by bridging conceptual and operational gaps in translational research.

Dr. Carl M. Cohen is an experienced executive with over 30 years of strategic and operational expertise in the biotechnology industry and in biomedical research and administration.

As CSO, Kevin will lead the alignment of ViaCyte's research strategy with its business and operational goals, as well as publicly address the scientific aspects of the Company's technology platform.»

MONGOLIA «Water and Mining - Impact avoidance through mine design and planning, balancing operational needs with the environmental sensitivity» prepared for Conference on THE MITIGATION HIERARCHY: REDUCING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF LARGESCALE AND SMALL - SCALE MINING MAY 27 - 28, 2015 ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIA by Paul Robinson, Research Director Southwest Research and Information Center

The countdown has begun for the first fully operational flight of the Indian Space Research Organization's most powerful rocket to date: the Geostationary Launch Vehicle Mark 3, or GSLV - MK3.

Before joining Sanger, I worked as an Institute Laboratory Manager and held responsibility for the operational management of clinical research facilities across five research centres, including CL3 laboratories.

As the research manager I have strategic oversight and delegated responsibility for the operational management of the Malaria research programme.

The Oxford PV internal research and development is dedicated to enhancing the stability of the perovskite solar cell technology, to become compatible with 25 year operational lifetimes at high efficiency.

MHRP conducts several of these studies that focus on operational research to inform program quality and provide mid-course corrections and improvements for a project.

In this regard, the Division of Allergy, Immunology, and Transplantation has standardized and harmonized operational procedures across research areas.

The Postdoctoral Scholar representative's use of release time shall not interfere with research needs or other operational requirements.

These experiments were made possible by access to the remarkable capabilities of Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute's (MBARI's) remotely operated vehicle and the skills of the operational teams.

Remote partnerships were inspired by the desire of member states to make sure that EMBL's research strategy and operational model are implemented on the national level.

MSSS staff are involved in a variety of research and operational projects, including the Mars Global Surveyor Mars Orbiter Camera, the Mars Odyssey Thermal Emission Imaging System (IR and VIS), the Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit and Opportunity), the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (launching in 2005), and the Phoenix Mars lander (launching in 2007).

Kathi served as an advocate and an advisor to the Vice President for Research on a broad array of research administration and operational activities including high - level oversight of sponsored research adminisResearch on a broad array of research administration and operational activities including high - level oversight of sponsored research adminisresearch administration and operational activities including high - level oversight of sponsored research adminisresearch administration.

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While the initial inclination might be to view these early adopters and their leaders as «mavericks», the research on organisational evolution and complexity theory, undertaken with both industry and schools (Lee, in press) is increasingly revealing the importance of evolving, digitally - based, tightly integrated and complex organisations — be they hospitals, universities or schools — taking operational responsibility for their own growth.

Collaborative proposals between research departments offering expertise in control science, geography, operational research, plant science, computing / machine vision, co-operative systems and environmental planning law have great potential in that they unify subjects to provide strong recommendations of policy formation with socio - economic connotations.