Sentence examples for enable the operator to from inspiring English sources
On-board computers and satellite communications will enable the operator to reduce fuel consumption and NOX emissions during vessel operations.
Thus, they enable the operator to describe the desired behavior of the evolution of the network rather than a fixed network behavior.
Reliable calving time prediction is fundamental to enable the operator to act quickly and reduce potential injury to the calf directly caused by the mother or by environmental factors.
We assumed that these numbers decreased if vision systems with a wide field of view could enable the operator to obtain sufficient information to find the goal point and obstacles with fewer rotations of the camera.
The interest in MR thermometry stems from the hypothesis that real-time monitoring of RFA via MR thermometry should enable the operator to actually follow the evolution of the thermal coagulation necrosis.
The key challenge in tissue-preserving focal ablative methods is to enable the operator to target the tumour volume during the ultrasound (US -based procedUS -basedcted and defined before treatment) with an aproceduree cancer margin, in a similar manner to the treatment planning procedetecteded in randotherapy.
Such continuous interactions enable the operators to prevent, detect and reverse system errors or flaws by anticipation or regulation.
Moreover, SDN provides an open and easily reconfigurable interface, which will enable the operators to efficiently modify and update/upgrade network policies.
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.
Telephone or radio communication between adjacent locks gives advance information enabling the operator to have a lock prepared in anticipation of a vessel's arrival.
Some systems have a video display terminal (VDT), consisting of a keyboard and a CRT viewing screen, that enables the operator to see and correct the words as they are being typed.
