Sentence examples for operator overseeing from inspiring English sources

He worked his way through Columbia, where he earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics and then an M.B.A. His first job was as a computer operator overseeing some of the room-size machines used at I.B.M.

The new leadership realized that it was important to have a private real estate operator oversee and manage the retail.

A human operator oversees the use of the robots remotely through a fleet management app, but they primarily rely on computer vision and street map data to navigate and drop off an item at a customer's door.

They'll be painted bright orange, with the words "self-driving vehicle" printed on the sides, and include displays that can flash messages to pedestrians, like "Waiting for you to cross". Backup drivers will be in place at first, with plans to shift over to a "chaperone" in the passenger seat and, eventually, to remote operators overseeing multiple cars.

What if instead of one vehicle per operator, each operator could oversee an automated fleet of two, or three, or five?

Amtrak has proposed its own plan for a private operator to oversee the station's concourse, but it wants to continue to oversee the tracks.

He asserts that the port operator merely "oversees the coming and going of ships, making sure they are properly loaded and offloaded in the most cost-effective manner".

Comcast, America's top cable-TV operator, will oversee the day-to-day management of the 24-hour network.

A large digital display will show system information and there will be a single operator to oversee the trip and take control in case of emergency.

The number of principal operators who oversee daily farm operations dropped by more than 4% between 2007 and 2012, to about 2.1 million, according to the most recent agriculture census.

He is attempting to strike a deal with several Las Vegas casino operators to oversee the day-to-day operation of the club when the city takes it over through eminent domain proceedings.