Sentence examples similar to operated reading from inspiring English sources

John often had to improvise "bush surgery", sometimes operating while reading from a surgical textbook.

In the software category, Apple Computer users gave themselves over to Windows by buying Virtual PC 3.0, which lets Macintosh operating systems read Windows software.

A simple example of how he operates: Logue reads a quotation from a novel by Chester Himes about a fight in a Harlem street: "One joker slashed the other's arm.

Glen Whitney, MoMath's executive director, gave an overview of the project, and then Cindy Lawrence, the museum's chief operating officer, read a letter from President Obama giving best wishes to the museum (It's nice to see that there are some political luminaries who are science friendly! Or is the worship of math a "phony" theology? Not to us true believers!).

Even John Lanchester's Capital, for instance, a work by one of the few modern novelists with sufficient knowledge to be able to explain how the modern City of London operates, sometimes reads like a collection of fiscal essays, so esoteric is the information that Lanchester is trying to get across.

A MapReduce process operates to read and write by its file system, known as Hadoop distributed file system (HDFS).

Some main factors considered in selecting readers and tags are operating frequency, read performance, ruggedness, compliance with standards, operating conditions, and ability to upgrade.

Among those twelve applicants was the National Broadcast Reading Service (NBRS), a non-profit organization that operates the reading service VoicePrint, which is also a "must-carry" service.

Many of the hot-dog carts I saw around the park featured signs reading "Operated by a Disabled Veteran".

It is shown that, without any encapsulation, the ROMs can have stable output under high humidity condition (>60% RH), after either being stored in the ambient condition for 30 days or being operated after 20000 reading cycles.

A member of the operating team read aloud a letter the family had written to Kim Pham, along with one of the poems she often shared with her loved ones.