"operator unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a personnel or team unit responsible for operation activities, such as a production team or a maintenance team. For example, "The operator unit worked diligently to get the machines running again."
The flexible morphology operator units are combined to form reconfigurable morphological operation-based SEs as previously described.
… [A] whopping 42percentt decrease in ads for five extraction occupations (derrick operators, rotary drill operators, service unit operators, wellhead pumpers, and roustabout operators).
Revision surgery especially for catheter-related problems continues to be a common problem with the current technology, but complication rates in our study were dependent upon operator and unit experience.
Operators at Unit 3 had routinely flouted rules on waiting for fuel to cool before moving it during refueling shutdowns.
While AT&T Broadband's financial performance has lagged behind that of many other cable operators, the unit's record has improved in recent quarters.
Of particular concern, Bonin said, is the prospect of full-time Airbnb operators buying units or even whole buildings, creating "de facto hotels" that shrink the city's already tight supply of housing.
Conducting a model for the coal flotation would be beneficial to fully understand operations of units, train operators and control the whole process.
c i ∈ C, i = 0, …, n − 1, I is the unit operator in H. Theorem 7 Let P ( D ) be a linear differential operator (14), a ∈ H, let λ 1, …, λ k be the roots of the polynomial P ( z ), and let m i be the multiplicity of λ i, m 1 + ⋯ + m k = n.
To do so, we can apply mutation operators incrementally, starting from unit mutation operators towards AOP-specific ones. 1 http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/ accessed on 23/07/2015. 2 http://caesarj.org/ accessed on 23/07/2015.
The cruise line operator, Costa Cruises, a unit of the Carnival Corporation, the world's largest luxury cruise company, has blamed Capt.
