Sentence examples for operator gives a from inspiring English sources

In reactors of the design used at Fukushima, that chain reaction is normally stopped when the operator gives a command to insert control rods, which rise up from the bottom of the core and separate the fuel assemblies.

In reactors of the design used at Fukushima, the nuclear chain reaction is normally stopped when the operator gives a command to insert control rods, which rise up from the bottom of the core and separate the fuel assemblies.

(Dell recently used a television ad here in which an attractive young woman orders a computer on her cordless phone from a Dell phone operator, gives a contented smile and gazes at a sunny skyline from her balcony).

Western Union operator gives a message over the phone spelling out most of the words, and the receiver of the message explaining what it means or asking questions of the operator, or making remarks about the message in between stops in the message.

The expression of the moment can be understood this way: given a particular type of modulation, do the symbol variables elevated to the power (with optional conjugation specified by the operator ) gives a constant result?

Last month T-Mobile, a mobile operator, gave a taste of things to come.

When asked in November 2010 how that came to be, James Devine, the president of N.Y.C.T., a large terminal operator, gave a simple answer: "Influence," he testified.

One camera operator gave a chronically nervous pilot of a predator drone a helpful piece of advice while the pilot was waiting to take off: "Stop saying 'uh oh' while you're flying.

The crews of two predator drones explained the erratic behavior of the drones in their charge by saying they had been "possessed" and plagued by "demons". One camera operator gave a chronically nervous pilot of a predator drone a helpful piece of advice while the pilot was waiting to take off: "Stop saying 'uh oh' while you're flying.

Sometimes when the road builders set off their blasting caps here along the old Ho Chi Minh Trail, one of the bulldozer operators gives an involuntary, comical little duck of the head, as if someone were dropping bombs nearby.

These operators give a quite general algebraic model for conjectures, consequences and hypotheses.