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"The children can only be operated on in Israel, but the operations are costly -- between [$13,000 and $1500]." So, the organization, co-founded by professor Jean-Jacques Rein, began to raise funds in 2005.

It can only be operated by post or in branch.

Sometimes spring-loaded and sometimes purely manual, it's a clumsy and awkward weapon, and most street-built examples can only be operated with two hands.

Currently, New York CIty has 140 speed cameras which can only be operated within approximately 1,300 feet of schools and during school time.

Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) rules state that non-commercial drones can only be operated within the pilot's line of sight, and that drones with cameras cannot be flown within 50 metres of people, vehicles or buildings.

A tabletop scanning electron microscope (SEM) utilizes permanent magnets as condenser lenses to minimize its size, but this sacrifices the tunability of condenser lenses such that a tabletop system can only be operated with a fixed accelerating voltage.

From an engineering standpoint (and mobile networks--or "infrastructure" as the proposals calls them--can only be operated with reference to engineering), "privilege" and "degrade" aren't even terms that apply to packet management.

In the UK, strict air regulations mean small drones can currently only be operated by line-of-sight control and cannot drop parcels, far from ideal for a delivery system.

A disadvantage, however, is that the NPV can at present only be operated at room temperature, although there appears no inherent limitation to engineer a coolable version of the valve.

The results demonstrate that reactors that could previously only be operated manually can be easily automated using an adaptive model predictive control technology.

The results described demonstrate that reactors that could previously only be operated manually can be easily automated using model predictive control technology.