Sentence examples for capable of being operated from inspiring English sources

The AMWIS is capable of being operated at a single site such as a hospital, at remote locations or as a mobile system.

In 1962, with American physicist Donald Nelson, he invented the first laser capable of being operated continuously unlike previous lasers, which had been capable of operating only in short bursts.

Capable of being operated by remote control from anywhere in the world via a satellite link, it can fly from one continent to another, carrying out surveillance or dropping bombs and firing missiles at ground targets.

The MID (Mono, Intermediate, or Dual) Step process is an activated sludge process which is capable of being operated as either a single-step process, a two-step process or in intermediate modes.

Modular design means a nuclear power station that consists of two or more essentially identical nuclear reactors (modules) and each module is a separate nuclear reactor capable of being operated independent of the state of completion or operating condition of any other module co-located on the same site, even though the nuclear power station may have some shared or common systems.

However, we are on the verge of introducing new systems that will cost less than $10,000, require very little training, and are capable of being operated in a typical faculty office, computer lab or home.

Several Atlas robots, and a handful of other robots, are involved in the DARPA Robotics Challenge a contest designed to spur the creation of a robot capable of being remotely operated in treacherous, complex emergency situations.

The majority of the functions that your vehicle is capable of are now operated with a controller.

The sad part is it's not that most people aren't capable of acquiring wealth, they're operating in a fear-based consciousness that keeps them broke forever.

The requirement to seek a testing permit for autonomous vehicles did not apply to Uber's cars, Levandowski argued, because the company's cars were not capable of operating without being controlled or monitored by a human operator.

In the present study the structure of an Alpha-type Stirling engine is designed which is capable of operating in reasonable operating condition ranges.