Sentence examples for a technician employed from inspiring English sources

In Los Angeles, in April , 1951 a technician employed in an airplane-parts factory insured the lives of his wife and two children and then attempted to put a suitcase containing a homemade gasoline bomb on a plane they were boarding.

Twice weekly, a technician employed and trained by SOIL collected each household's faeces container, sealed its lid and transported it on a handcart to a pickup truck.

Front-loaded, same-day smear microscopy was performed on-site by a technician employed by the programme in a laboratory attached to the healthcare facility, except in South Africa where it was performed at a centralised laboratory.

The winners, including police officers, clerks, an accountant, an engineer and a lab technician employed by the government in this Long Island county of 1.4 million, received checks of $100 to $300 for shedding between 30 and 53 pounds each.

During the interval between flocks in each broiler house, a field technician employed by the Veterinary Officer for Poultry Diseases visited each farm to record responses from face-to-face interviews with the person most closely associated with the hands-on management of the broiler flocks and houses, and to record observations of cleaning and disinfection procedures between flocks.

"We weren't able to save Saint Jacques church at Abbeville in the Somme [in northern France]," says Roland Galtier, an organ technician employed by the Monuments Historiques organisation.

All technical work was made by one dental technician employed in the faculty in-house dental laboratory using the manufacturer's standard prosthetic components and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

In the present study, the WISC-III was administered and scored by well-trained and experienced test-technicians employed at a Neuropsychological Outpatient Clinic.

A group of paramedics and emergency medical technicians employed by private hospitals who responded to the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center will receive roughly the same benefits as public employees injured or killed in the attacks, labor leaders said yesterday.

There are also a considerable number of administrators, project managers and technicians employed to manage the knowledge production process.

Influenced by Elia Kazan's Panic in the Streets (1950), Guest employed a cinéma vérité style, making extensive use of hand-held camera, even on set, an unusual technique for the time which horrified several of the technicians employed on the film.