Sentence examples for operator access from inspiring English sources

Operator access is gained through the folding front polycarbonate sash, overlapped to eliminate gaps in the chamber during UV light irritation.

Usage of a real-time SCADA gives the operator access to manage wind farm by supervising all of the wind turbines online.

(ii) Each operator accesses all channels with the same transmit probability at the same time.

Atomic methods include, among others mathematical operators, geometric operators, Relational Algebra operators, and access operators for extracting information from building models.

It is hoped that in the future terminals will be far more accessible and spread throughout Europe and allow all operators access to load and unload.' Q14 'At present many terminals require the use of a diesel locomotive in order to access the terminal due to a lack of electrification.

Through group purchasing, Pharmnet operators access quality-assured essential medicines from pre-qualified suppliers.

He gave port operators access to the customs service's cargo data, so they could cross-check information presented by customs brokers before permitting cargo out of the port.

European Union authorities struggled last year to make sure Poland and Russia gave other operators access to a natural gas pipeline called Yamal, which is partly owned by Gazprom, the Russian monopoly gas exporter.

That followed a struggle in 2010 by the E.U. authorities to make sure Poland and Russia gave other operators access to the Yamal-Europe pipeline, which is partly owned by Gazprom.

Last year, European authorities struggled to ensure that an agreement between Poland and Russia on a natural gas pipeline between Siberia and Germany that is partly owned by Gazprom, the Russian state-controlled company, would give other gas operators access to the Polish section of the pipeline.

A revision of its licence by the Secretariat of Communications and Transport would be needed first; rumours abound that this will happen soon, perhaps in return for concessions from Telmex, such as granting rival operators access to the copper wires that run into subscribers' homes.