Sentence examples for guided operations from inspiring English sources

Within these domains, the combination of different inputs shape the tuning properties of neurons, while local and long cortico-cortical connections outline the architecture of the distributed network and determine the conduction time underlying eye hand coordination, necessary for visually guided operations in the action space.

In the past, several authors have measured the patient dose and the occupational dose during fluoroscopically guided operations using slow dosimetric films (Fitousi et al. 2006).

Optimal performance can be obtained by adopting the mass flow rate guided operation strategy.

However it was patients who underwent a ductography guided operation or that had a localising study at the time of operation, who where significantly more likely to have a specific underlying lesion identified, as compared to patients who underwent a central duct excision alone.

The lakes and rivers are also home to salmon, rainbow trout and Dolly Varden char, and several guiding operations take anglers on half- and full-day trips.

In a recent freewheeling conversation at a table at Nick & Toni's, a group consisting of Mr. Smith; Bonnie Munshin, the general manager; Christie Cober, the operations manager; and Joseph Realmuto, the executive chef, recalled Mr. Salaway as a teacher, guru and visionary whose influence still guides operations.

These conditions have over the previous few years been applied more frequently to guide operations to enhance fair and legitimate PS processes [ 11- 15].

This brings into question not only the quality of the survey methodology, but also the difficulties epidemiologists face in interpreting results and selecting the most important information to guide operations.

The slickness of the guiding operation provided by local Sherpas combined with huge advances in equipment and technology have put the mountain summit within reach of most averagely fit mere mortals.

By Jon Krakauer April 21, 2014 For many years, the most lucrative commercial guiding operation on Mt. Everest has been a company called Himalayan Experience, or Himex, which is owned by a New Zealand mountaineer named Russell Brice.

Careful thermal control of the LLD is important to maximize the shot times and to guide operation of the LLD.