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OPROperator
OPROffice of Primary Responsibility
OPROpen Peer Review
OPROperations
OPROffice of Professional Responsibility
OPROperate
OPROverall Pressure Ratio
OPROffice of Professional Regulation (various locations)
OPROffice of Planning and Research
OPROut Pulse Rule
OPROfficial Pattern Release
OPROffice Password Recovery
OPROperation
OPROnshore Pipeline Regulations (Canada)
OPROffice of Population Research (Princeton University)
OPROld Port Rum
OPROffre Publique de Retrait
OPROffice of Parental Representation (various locations)
OPROfficer Performance Report
OPROwner's Project Requirements (building design)
OPROffice of Parks and Recreation (Oakland, CA)
OPROpen Pattern Repository (software pattern project)
OPROutside Pack Referee (Women's Flat Track Roller Derby)
OPROffice of Public Relations (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services)
OPROn Premise Reserve (aviation)
OPROther People's Resources
OPROffice of Principal Responsibility
OPROwner Program Requirements
OPROnline Public Relations
OPROperation Patriot Readiness
OPROperator Performance Rate
OPROld Parochial Register (genealogy; UK)
OPROfficial Poker Rankings (website)
OPROld Prussian (linguistics)
OPROptical Pattern Recognition
OPROrganización de Protección Reconocida
OPROrganization of the People of Rodrigues (Mauritius)
OPROptical Power Received
OPROld Plank Road (Irish acoustic band)
OPROracle Parallel Server (HP)
OPROffice of Prime Responsibility
OPROverseas Publishers Representatives (New York, NY)
OPROperating Pressure Ratio (jet engine compression ratio)
OPROrganization of Primary Responsibility
OPROngoing Precision Recovery
OPROperational Project Requirements
OPROffice of Public Record
OPROffsite Procurement Request
OPROptimal Page Replacement
OPROrganizational Process Record
OPROutside Plant Repeater (Hekimian)
OPROne Price Repair (various companies)
OPROrganizational Profitability Reporting
OPROrthogonal Projection Routine
OPROhio Pig Roast (catering; Columbus, OH)
OPROriginal Purchase Receipt
OPROfficer with Primary Responsibility
OPROutage Probability Region
OPROld People Rock
OPROverall Project Review
OPROperability Recommendation (various organizations)
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References in classic literature
I fancy I see my brave countrymen encamped at the bottom of some valley, on the borders of a Selenite stream, near a projectile half-buried by its fall amid volcanic rubbish, Captain Nicholl beginning his leveling operations, President Barbicane writing out his notes, and Michel Ardan embalming the lunar solitudes with the perfume of his "
This is the critical stage of the operation; all his previous labours are vain if he cannot sustain the rapidity of the movement until the reluctant spark is produced.
This operation appeared to me to be the most laborious species of work performed in Typee; and had I possessed a sufficient intimacy with the language to have conveyed my ideas upon the subject, I should certainly have suggested to the most influential of the natives the expediency of establishing a college of vestals to be centrally located in the valley, for the purpose of keeping alive the indispensable article of fire; so as to supersede the necessity of such a vast outlay of strength and good temper, as were usually squandered on these occasions.
But if the government be national with regard to the OPERATION of its powers, it changes its aspect again when we contemplate it in relation to the EXTENT of its powers.
In its foundation it is federal, not national; in the sources from which the ordinary powers of the government are drawn, it is partly federal and partly national; in the operation of these powers, it is national, not federal; in the extent of them, again, it is federal, not national; and, finally, in the authoritative mode of introducing amendments, it is neither wholly federal nor wholly national.
I was complaining of a small fit of the colic, upon which my conductor led me into a room where a great physician resided, who was famous for curing that disease, by contrary operations from the same instrument.
After salutation, observing me to look earnestly upon a frame, which took up the greatest part of both the length and breadth of the room, he said, "Perhaps I might wonder to see him employed in a project for improving speculative knowledge, by practical and mechanical operations. But the world would soon be sensible of its usefulness; and he flattered himself, that a more noble, exalted thought never sprang in any other man's head.
A red silk handkerchief was frequently applied to the glittering steel, as if to remove from the polished surfaces the least impediment which might exist to the most delicate operation. After the rather scantily furnished pocket-case which contained these instruments was exhausted, the physician turned to his saddle-bags, and produced various phials, filled with liquids of the most radiant colors.
Remarkable often found occasions, in after days, to recount the minutiae of that celebrated operation; and when she arrived at this point she commonly proceeded as follows:” And then the doctor tuck out of the pocket book a long thing, like a knitting-needle, with a button fastened to the end on't; and then he pushed it into the wound and then the young man looked awful; and then I thought I should have swaned away—I felt in sitch a dispu’t taking; and then the doctor had run it right through his shoulder, and shoved the bullet out on tother side; and so Dr.
And yet this is the plain alternative involved by those who wish to deny it the power of extending its operations to individuals.
The baby employed the intervals in pulling Tom's nose, scratching his face, and burying her fat hands in his woolly hair, which last operation seemed to afford her special content.
Still it would be worth while if an operation made it possible for him to wear a more ordinary boot and to limp less.
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