Sentence examples for likely operator from inspiring English sources

BAA was chosen by the city as a consultant in May, when the mayor also announced that the company would be the likely operator of the airports in 2015.

"The high cost of iPhone zero-days, the apparent use of NSO Group's government-exclusive Pegasus product, and prior known targeting of Mansoor by the UAE government provide indicators that point to the UAE government as the likely operator behind the targeting," Citizen Labs' report concludes.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said in a statement released yesterday that the city had chosen BAA USA Inc. as its management consultant and likely future operator of the city's airports when the Port Authority lease expires in 2015.

While our sources couldn't confirm this, it's likely that Operator will be able to handle more than just deliveries, such as some personal assistant tasks.

7, 8 Differences in loss rates if any likely reflect operator experience with transcervical procedures and available ultrasound technology.

Even if they do not go as far as Bharti, they are more likely than operators elsewhere to outsource network design, tuning and management, says Mr Svanberg.A second plank of the Indian model is infrastructure-sharing, in which several operators share the metal towers on which network antennae are mounted and which house their associated equipment, generators and so forth.

With the anticipated explosion of small unmanned aerial vehicles, it is highly likely that operators will be controlling fleets of autonomous vehicles.

But it's likely certain operators have avoided fines by submitting unreliable samples.

We did not collect information on the decision making process involved in the crossover but it seemed likely that operators had a major influence in the process as the trend appeared to favour powder to gel crossover more than gel to powder crossover in tandem with the higher satisfaction for gel use expressed by operators.

However, in light of the reported relatively quick learning curve for this technique, it is likely that any operator with appropriate echocardiographic skills, who is involved in guidance for ECMO initiation, would be able to perform iCATHe.

We have shown how standard statistical tools including control charts, ANOVA, feature analysis, and link analysis (data mining) may be used to identify likely areas where operator judgement occurs, and we have provided a method whereby the relevant questions can be asked of operators in a non-threatening manner.