Sentence examples for designer and operator from inspiring English sources

Global Crossing, a designer and operator of underwater fiber optic systems, hired Tyco Submarine Systems in 1998 to build a fiber optic network circling South America.

These conditions leave some freedom to the U-tube rig designer and operator, allowing practical and engineering issues to be taken into account.

On its first day of trading, Lifetime Fitness, an Eden Prairie, Minn.-based designer and operator of fitness clubs, closed a respectable 13.5% higher than the $18.50 offering price of its 9.9 million shares.

When Paul Lightfoot was asked to become the chief executive officer of BrightFarms Inc — a New York-based greenhouse designer and operator — the business consultant wasn't sure if he should accept the offer.

Therefore, when comparing the HE of the designer and operator, although their probability of occurrence is the same, importance analysis indicates that the human error of the operator has more impact than that of the designer.

Critics there also have questioned whether the devices have been rigged by Lockheed Martin Corp., the San Diego system's designer and operator, which receives $70 for each ticket issued.

The results can also help both designers and operators to make a more convenient selection of the structural and operation parameters of moisture separator reheater.

These relationships are valuable to designers and operators of cultivation equipment in selecting the optimal design of the soil working elements and their supporting frame.

We would add the importance in applying pressure on the designers and operators of ICT systems, software applications, etc. to design and manage their products in such a way as to reduce opportunities and provocations for crime; and in providing reliable and valid data which can be used in time series analysis and impact evaluations of preventive efforts.

With financing from the French government, CS Communication & Systèmes — which describes itself as a "designer, integrator, and operator of mission critical systems" — has come up with a new system called Boréades that relies on multiple sensors to detect drones.

The new approach enables designers and operators to estimate how likely a cutting tool would fail in a given operational condition, and then adjust their design and operation decisions accordingly to achieve an optimal balance between cutting productivity and cutting tool failure risk.