"comfortable operation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a device or process that is easy and pleasant to use. Example: The new smartphone boasts a sleek design and a user-friendly interface, making it a comfortable operation for all levels of tech-savviness.
The difference really matters: in a recent report, Routehappy calculated that seats with pitches of 32 inches or more allow for the comfortable operation of a laptop, even if the seat in front is reclined.Routehappy found that 13% of domestic American flights have economy-class seats whose pitch is 32 inches or more, mostly on Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, JetBlue and Virgin America.
A programmable gain/attenuation control ×0.5 2 is applied to each channel before the ADC providing a comfortable operation with a multi-channel system using MAPMT as photon-sensitive device because the gain of MAPMT fluctuates from channel to channel as 1 3.
Other delighter features required in modern transportation systems today include attractive aesthetics, energy efficient, non-polluting, quiet and comfortable operation that blend well into existing communities.
Although much faster mechanisms--involving changes in the biochemical signaling pathways--are probably more important in quick adaptation to, say, stepping outside on a sunny day, Arshavsky says that shuttling transducin could help maintain the comfortable operation of the visual system as light levels change throughout the course of the day.
We would rather have a smaller, accurate list that we are comfortable with "Operation KKK" coincides with the anniversary of the Ferguson grand jury who decided not to charge Officer Darren Wilson in the killing of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in 2014.
More comfortable reviewing operations with her dedicated construction manager than spending time with either her husband or daughter, she has succeed in a man's world by adopting a blue-collar chumminess and a white-collar ruthlessness.
Non-linear handle, specifically designed and made of stainless steel is thicker and thus more comfortable for manual operation, enabling the operator to use the borer's whole length and to apply the whole strength to pull the stuck drill out.
This helps people around the device feel comfortable during the operation.
"After those extensive checks with Airbus and Rolls-Royce, we are completely comfortable with the operation of the aircraft," Mr. Joyce told a news conference in Sydney.
