Sentence examples for guiding technicians from inspiring English sources

Yes, there are some serious, industrial use cases that have some self-evident value under AR: guiding technicians in the assembly and repair of complex machines, assisting surgeons during operations, alerting pilots and drivers to navigation cues and objects in front of the vehicles and many other complex, mission-critical applications.

Additionally, having cardiologists on the line during the tests allowed them to guide the technicians.

Briefly, for each tumour, two representative tumour areas were delineated by circling within tissue sections (SG, CC, JD, SCM) appropriate areas with a permanent black pen on H&E-stained paraffin sections, to guide the technicians' punches of cores within the primary paraffin block.

Technicians guiding submarine robots completed diagnostic tests Wednesday morning and determined that the damaged blowout preventer and piping could withstand the pressure of the injection of thousands of pounds of heavy drilling fluids.

Ultra-democracy was the new guiding principle, with the technicians and cleaners having equal voting rights in creative decisions and questions of repertoire.

This paper aims to provide a brief guide for technicians and farmers interested in the QBS-ar application, and it summarizes the results obtained by ten years of QBS-ar application considering three important land uses: agriculture (several crops), alfalfa and wood.

After gradually lowering the orbit of the 17-ton craft, the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, with a series of rocket firings -- a process they have already begun -- technicians will guide it into Earth's atmosphere early Sunday, Eastern Daylight Time, for a fatal plunge into the Pacific Ocean.

In this example, laboratory technicians were guided to use nalidixic acid resistance as a proxy screening test to determine reduced fluoroquinolone susceptibility [ 19] and physicians were also advised to interpret the susceptibility results based on this screening test to prevent treatment failure of enteric fever.

We headed off the next morning, my son guiding me down our street at walking pace and with an expression of helpless foreboding, like a ground-crew technician doing his best with a 747 piloted by dogs.

Former Lt. Col. Jean-Marie Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry Bastien-Thiryded-missile technician, made the disclosure in the sixth day of the trial of 15 men accused of trying to kill Gen. de Gaulle Aug. 22.

An eye for detail, ability to execute tasks as guided by a master technician, and a willingness to work in a team has kept me in good stead throughout my career.