Sentence examples for capacity of operators from inspiring English sources

Once the information processing capacity of operators is known, then it will be possible to apply it to predict the operators' performance, design diagnosis tasks, and design human machine interface.

We conclude that biodynamic tool operator models may be useful for identifying stressful tool installations and interventions that bring them within the capacity of most operators.

The objectives of this research are: (1) to determine information processing capacity of an operator in a main control room and (2) to describe the relationship between the information processing capacity and human factors.

[ 35] Therefore, considerations such as taking micro-breaks of 50 seconds in between treating patients, lessening the hours using vibrating instruments and even finger exercise would be useful in reducing the muscle strain and optimizing the strength capacity of the operator [ 36].

Multiple attributes are considered in their model as; multi-period production planning, machine duplication, dynamic system reconfiguration, machine capacity, available time of operators and operator assignment.

"The amount of the charge should not have the effect of hindering access for new operators to the market or of reducing the capacity of telecommunications service operators for innovation".

soldier, I used to wait every morning at 6 A.M. for the 61 bus to take me from Tel Aviv to a base in nearby Ramat Gan, where I was being trained in the vague capacity of "small-computer operator".

This closed-loop actuation allows automatic and simultaneous actuation of multiple microrobots for micromanipulation with precise positioning, beyond the capacity of a human operator.

In the future, we will investigate how to match two GDBPs and how to apply the discriminative capacity of the GDBP operator for other tasks.

However, the simultaneous actuation of many microrobots is beyond the capacity of a human operator using a manual control interface, such as a mouse [35] or touch screen [36].

They said one of two things had to have happened: either engineers overestimated the power-handling capacity of the lines or operators overestimated how much power could be shunted from one to the others when things started to go wrong.