Sentence examples for operator time from inspiring English sources

In the first section, respondents were asked whether they had adopted specific precision agriculture technologies, including GPS guidance and autosteer, and how much savings of fuel and machine operator time they attributed to the use of these technologies throughout their operations.

An F-117 fighter or a Reaper drone each carries the same 500-pound bombs, "but the Reaper has been sitting for hours on target," allowing the operator time to study who will be hit by a strike, said Colonel Sullivan, who is on the staff of the secretary of defense.

In 1971, Michael Hart was given some operator time on a Xerox mainframe, and felt obligated to produce something worthwhile.

However, in terms of operator time it is by far the cheapest.

Intelligent agents have the potential to release skilled operator time for the use of value-adding tasks in the planning and expansion of online auctions.

Lenders allowed MGM to post all of a $200.0 million payment that satisfies the development's March obligations and gives the casino operator time to resolve the project's long-term funding issues.

The retail-price cap on outgoing calls will kick in six months after the cap on wholesale prices, to give operators time to adjust.

The new rules, which will be part of a broad revamping of inspections, will be put in place over the next two years, giving restaurant operators time to comply.

"I don't think it's too slow, it gives the smaller operators as well as the bigger operators time to think through what they are going to broadcast and how they manage the transition.

The extended time scale for the introduction of the notes has been put in place to allow the cash handling industry, retailers and ATM and vending machine operators time to mange the transition.

Abandoned calls are not classified as nuisance calls but take up operators' time as the majority of them have to be called back to ensure the emergency services are not required, the Met said.