Sentence examples for permitting operations from inspiring English sources

Yet gradually physicians and surgeons recognized the need for anesthesiologists, well-trained specialist physicians dedicated full-time to anesthesia, who could extend surgical horizons by permitting operations previously scarcely conceivable and by allowing applications of surgical principles to patients previously considered too ill to withstand either anesthesia or operation.

The high aspect ratio wing also allows short takeoffs and landings, permitting operations from primitive forward airfields near front lines.

Consolidation of film permitting operations will reduce the time it takes filmmakers to get the green light for on-location shoots--in some cases to a matter of hours.

Circuits permitting operation of solid-state photon counters in both single and multiple photon signal regimes have been developed and applied.

This gives CVLs the potential to use lower frequencies thus permitting operation in deeper water, reducing power requirements for the same depth, or allowing the use of smaller transducers.

Two hydrostatic diesel engines are also part of the design: one is a standby drive, permitting operation during a power outage; the other is an emergency evacuation drive.

The infiltration needle can be connected directly to the stopcock, permitting operation by the surgeon; otherwise, extension tubing can be used and the pumping action is performed by the assistant while the surgeon directs the infiltration cannula.

The company said it received a commitment from its banks for financing sufficient to permit operations as it restructures.

When adjacent buildings had deep foundations, a partial lowering of the water table permitted operations under low pressure, which succeeded in limiting surface settlement to about one inch.

Schwab amended its money market fund bylaws to permit operations even when the New York Stock Exchange is closed, as it has been since Tuesday.

But engineers determined that the work was too extensive to permit operations, a possibility that the deputy health commissioner for the county, Hugh F. Mahoney, said was unconscionable.