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A described task or group of tasks having a single coupon associated with its performance. An operation is often unique to a plant station.
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A control operator or a redirection operator . See section Redirections, for a list of redirection operators.
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The party designated in the Operating Agreement to conduct the operations of the well.
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An operation is a specification of a transformation or query that an object may be called to execute. It has a name and a list of parameters. [The Unified Modeling Language Reference Manual, pg 369]
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A generic, but obsolete, term for someone employed by a telemessaging company to answer calls, take messages, and distribute those messages. Often a more descriptive and positive term is used to avoid old-fashioned stereotypes. The label of Customer Service Representative (CSR) or agent is preferred. Terms such as telephone secretary or tele-receptionist are used by some companies. In other contexts, an operator can refer to a telephone company employee.
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