Sentence examples for crew tasked from inspiring English sources

His place in Allied forces' history was secured when he leapt from a plane with 200 dummy parachutists and his crew, tasked with distracting German troops.

The helicopter flying overhead, its crew tasked with recording the day, somehow is facing the other way for almost an hour while the shootings take place.

J. story goes, a construction worker discovered a knife in the fresh ruin of Simpson's house, where he'd been part of a crew tasked with tearing the haunted place down.

Asked why it's worth pursuing such a goofy endeavor — especially in light of the risk of technical difficulty — the Edge said it helps preserve a valuable bit of unpredictability in a show that, however personal its concept, still involves truckloads of expensive equipment and a sprawling road crew tasked with keeping it running.

Human factors engineers at the NASA/Johnson Space Center's Habitability and Human Factors Branch recorded approximately 96 h of crew task performance with four work stations.

We apply the tool to model the nuclear power plant (NPP) operator crew tasks during a Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) simulation.

Future piloted space exploration missions will focus more on science than engineering, a change which will challenge existing concepts for flight crew tasking and demand that participants with contrasting skills, values, and backgrounds learn to cooperate as equals.

The main objectives of the computer‐operated controls ere to improve cargo han dling, improve safety and, economy, and automate crew tasks in order to reduce the number of personnel needed to run the ship.

Four aspects of techniques, including configuration of dynamical relations among flight environment, weather conditions and aircraft considerations, decomposition of flight crew tasks, mapping of workload functions and factors onto operational tasks, and specification of window events and data items, were provided and integrated based on methodological guide.

The model builds upon the basic framework of a scientific field expedition by adding proven concepts from aviation and human space flight, including expeditionary behavior and cockpit resource management, cooperative crew tasking and adaptive leadership and followership, formal techniques for radio communication, and increased attention to operational considerations.

That will be a key question for forensic crews tasked with finding out exactly what happened at the Pavonia Street property about 5.30am.