"instrument technician" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person who specializes in the maintenance, repair, and calibration of various instruments and equipment. Example: The company hired a skilled instrument technician to troubleshoot and fix the malfunctioning machinery in the factory.
Last year, Lorna Weafer, a 36-year-old instrument technician, was killed by a black bear in Alberta, Canada.
You won't find out what an Antarctic instrument technician eats when you read about studies at the IceCube Neutrino Observatory (it's probably not pemmican).
"If you're an instrument technician, you can basically name your price," said one engineer.
Among them was Jones, the retired Kaneohe Bay aircraft instrument technician.
Now 94 and living in Chula Vista, the former aircraft instrument technician recalled how angry everybody was in the aftermath.
Electronic instrument technician Marco Garza has done more for the world in one blog post than most leaders do for their countries in four years.
The incursion of professional surgical instrument technicians as instructors of asepsis and antisepsis procedures in various sociocultural contexts such as tattoo, piercing and body modification settings is based on virtual teaching and learning TIC and OVA.
All the samples were analyzed using BD FACSCalibur equipment BD Bioscience (San Jose, CA, USA) according to instructions from facility instrument technicians.
"We're sort of set up for things to go through the states, and then filter up to the federal government," said Steve Koivisto, 47, a Democrat and music instrument repair technician in Baton Rouge, La., who backs same-sex marriage.
He's a former instrument control technician and a safety whistleblower at nuclear power plants in Florida, Arizona, and Texas who now works as a consultant and nuclear power watchdog.
In all subjects, the DXA was measured using the same instrument and technician in order to eliminate operator discrepancies, and it was assessed by the same physician.
