Sentence examples for operator interventions from inspiring English sources

This paper presents an analytical procedure to optimize the timing of operator interventions.

Automatic systems have gained in autonomy and authority, whereby the activity of the systems has become less dependent on operator interventions.

The system operated with a single disposable set without interruption during each of the four sessions, infrequently requiring only minor operator interventions (such as slight adjustment of the arm position).

Most notably, there is minimal operator intervention to operate this system, thereby increasing efficiency, sample consistency and reducing the risk of human error.

Air monitoring needed in support of long-term population-based or cohort studies typically must be expected to operate with very little operator intervention for periods of up to several years.

According to Zhao and Yang (2011) and Mittlehauser (1997), machines used in production department of apparel manufacturing factories can be categorized into two types based on the level of operator intervention to complete an operation.

The development of microfabricated electrochemical systems suitable for deployment in sensor networks that operate with a minimum of operator intervention are of great interest; therefore, a coulometric sensing system for exhaustive coulometry with the potential for calibration-free operation has been designed, fabricated and evaluated to support such development.

The product enhancements from the initial projects have resulted in the development of features which address the specific needs of the biogas market: operate efficiently at full load despite the presence of the CO2 diluents, adjust to the changing fuel composition and quantity, and operate with minimal emissions and minimal operator intervention.

Alternatively, autonomous surface and underwater vehicles have the potential to operate with greatly reduced overhead costs and level of operator intervention.

"It doesn't require any operator intervention".

Westinghouse's new AP1000, for example, has "passive safety" systems that can prevent a meltdown during an emergency without operator intervention.