Sentence examples for operation panels from inspiring English sources

In addition, for any CSI or PSSA acquired through SIR operations, their operation panels can be called from a click (see Fig. 8).

Through dragging, dropping and linking geoprocessing functions on the operation panel, workflows can be generated friendly.

In this paper, we describe a procedure from designing hardware drivers to realizing operation panel.

The exercise mode is adjustable from a front operation panel using two different options: "Aerobic exercise – constant power" or "Strengthening exercise – isokinetic".

Hospitals already 'compete' for patients, and a competition and co-operation panel exists to ensure the rules of 'any willing provider' are applied".

It utilizes characteristics of the coal seam/s and associated underlying and overlying strata (geologic, hydro-geologic, and geometric such as seam pitch, anomalies), mining operations (panel width, panel length, mining rate, etc)., regional subsidence characteristics (angle of draw, angle of break, tensile and compressive strain, etc)., and surface topography to achieve this.

Here, the human role – smelling the components – is obvious, but all the site's scientists say co-operation with panels of tasters is a vital part of the research.

Participants had informed discussion of the operation of photovoltaic panels and how such panels could be integrated into domestic building structure and the economic instruments used by their State and Federal governments to encourage the installation of grid-connected photovoltaic systems.

Implying that NASA may have stepped back too far in allowing contractors to run shuttle operations, the panel said the new workers should be NASA employees, not contract workers.

Some of NEON's cost overruns were due to "delayed transition to operations," the panel concluded.

Executives at First Solar also pointed to a report commissioned by the French government concluding that "risks are negligible" to human health during normal operation of the panels.