Sentence examples for enabling the operator to from inspiring English sources
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.
The touchscreen display was aligned with a live-view camera feed from the microscope, enabling the operator to simultaneously control the light sources while receiving instant visual feedback.
The imaging geometry can have a dramatic effect on glossy surfaces, and for best results it is essential to have some flexibility in the positioning of the light source(s) and object relative to the camera, thereby enabling the operator to exercise judgement in the setup.
Five of the other facilities pump the CO2 down into oil wells, increasing the pressure and enabling the operators to recover more oil - a benefit so significant that they are prepared to pay about $40 per tonne.
On-board computers and satellite communications will enable the operator to reduce fuel consumption and NOX emissions during vessel operations.
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.
A 'bot' is a computer program which enables the operator to remotely control the infected system where it is installed.
The cloud component enables the operator to quickly introduce new services, while the client piece gives users the self-service functionality that millennials crave.
The application produces real-time DRR images and enables the operator to freely rotate and translate the CT volume containing the elbow [13].
Thus, they enable the operator to describe the desired behavior of the evolution of the network rather than a fixed network behavior.
