Sentence examples for operating skills from inspiring English sources

A mode switching strategy was finally introduced to offer engineers and operators possible operating skills and ways to avoid adverse situations.

He set out to broaden Avis's customer base beyond business travelers and to raise revenue with an airline technique called yield management. "He's a rare combination of an excellent strategic thinker with very good operating skills," said John Chidsey, chairman of the vehicle services division of Cendant, Avis's parent.

Improving operating skills is required at the lower level of health care system.

Therefore, training in operating skills, stabilization, and hand-eye coordination for surgeons is extremely important.

As my operating skills improved, I upgraded my license to general class (WA3JID), and one night reeled in Antarctica KC4USN, located right on the frigid South Pole.

The surgical simulation with 3D stereolithographic models can also help to establish confidence for the clinician, improve young surgeons' operating skills, and demonstrate the procedure for patients.

"ROI measures management's operating skill, while return on equity measures operations and the CFO's skills," Gerstein says.

This new automatic hammering method overcomes some common drawbacks of previous AFM nanolithography methods [15 17, 22, 23], such as expertise operating skill, expensive diamond tips, tip wearing, and low efficiency.

In our study, all participating surgeons were of the same department, which minimizes the variation in individual operating skill and management, and did an equal number of D1 and D3 resections during the trial, which balances the comparisons between the two groups without bias to individual surgeons' skill.

The main reason is that the rareness, abstractness, and complexity of fetal cardiac malformations often interfere with the diagnosis, which requires the sonographers to have the ability to identify the inner anatomic structure of fetal heart and to have a very strong operating skill.

Australia, Canada and New Zealand – among others – have operated skill-biased migration regimes for many years; the UK has recently introduced a points based system but combined with this with caps on non-EEA migrants.