Plants are operated by skilled operators, whose knowledge is mainly acquired by experience and feedback.
Most of the fish sold locally is produced by small operators whose scale of operation and technology is inadequate for export production.
The site's operators, whose identities are still unknown, quickly shut it down.
The rights group's report, though, focused mainly on local operators whose labor practices have drawn more criticism.
Egyptian mobile-phone operators, whose licences gave the SSI unlimited rights to snoop, now want them revised.
All three artists are independent operators whose knowingness and mordant styles equip them for effective roles in and beyond the art world.
Telmex came encumbered by a powerful union, obsolete copper lines, and seven thousand telephone operators whose jobs had been made superfluous by direct dialling.
The invitation came from the Brody Corporation, a hydra-headed association or restaurant operators, whose responsibilities include L'Etoile, Gallagher's Steak House, & the Rainbow Room.
Those who eschew pay-TV will still need an internet package, and cable could pick up customers from satellite operators, whose internet speeds are slower.
German customers can now choose from more than 50 fixed-line operators, whose services are available at any time, without customers having to register with them first.
A front-page article last week by our colleague Matt Flegenheimer about subway operators whose trains fatally struck people drew nearly 200 comments.
