Sentence examples for a human operation from inspiring English sources

He practiced hundreds of heart transplants in puppies over the previous four years, and had planned a human operation the previous year, but was prevented at the last minute because the donor infant had not been declared brain-dead.

The enterprise is still largely a human operation: Between 15 and 18 people at each warehouse sift through the truckloads of books, sending more than 80percentt of the material immediately to the recycling plant.

"Within the air force, various operations such as remotely piloted and manned aircraft operations require a human operator to monitor and respond to multiple events simultaneously over a long period of time," they write.

The telerobot is a device that has autonomous work ability and can also be controlled remotely by a teleoperator through human operation.

By keeping the human operation easy, an operator can concentrate on more advanced decision so that the operation performance is improved.

From Table 8, we can see that Operator A might fail to finish the operation with a probability of 0.005, while the probability is 0.341 for Operator B. Through analysis we can conclude that when facing with emergency situations, experience, operation time and psychological state will affect human operation a lot.

This paper analyzes human operation of an arbitrary single micro object under 1mm while observing the object and systematically studies the design of a micro handling system to perform such operations.

It also suggested that the children could have been part of a human trafficking operation or were bought for organ harvesting, according to the family's website.

Although Palmore said it was too early to say whether this was part of a human trafficking operation, he said it appeared that way.

Norma Gonzalez Sánchez, 44, pleaded guilty to involvement in a human smuggling operation in which 19 illegal immigrants died of heatstroke after they and more than 50 others were abandoned in a sealed trailer at Victoria, Tex., in May 2003.

"Fending off the crowds who demand revenge and retaliation and insist on a human bombing operation — that becomes our biggest problem!" Hamas and Islamic Jihad recruit youths for potential leadership positions in the organizations, but their military wings rely on volunteers for martyrdom operations.