Five independent clinicians referred to as A, B, C, D, E have been randomly selected to trace both radiographs maintaining the same working and lighting conditions to minimize the possibility of operator- and environment-dependent errors from occurring.
With the goal to reduce the possibilities of operator error, improvements in both plant design and organization in process industry can be made (Löwe et al., 2005).
The principal advantages are the absence of ionising radiation for the patient and the operator, the possibility of operating ultrasound equipment outside of a radiology department (office practice), and imaging of all the soft tissues surrounding the joint, leading to an accurate diagnosis prior to the therapeutic injection and avoidance of any critical structures in the path of the needle.
These limits are suggested due to the possibility of the operator being thrown from the machine when turning sharply on steep slopes, as well as the possibility of the machine losing traction in sharp turns and sliding or tipping.
An example modified design is proposed to decrease the possibility of potential operators' errors.
Testing showed that there was a possibility of an operators' hand slipping.
If such close calls can happen even on a trip operated by an exclusive and well-established cruise line, how does a traveler get protection from the possibility of a tour operator going bankrupt or becoming insolvent?
To help lessen the possibility of power failures, operators of the power grid recommended that all customers set their air-conditioners to a warmer temperature, draw curtains and blinds, and refrain from using major appliances like dishwashers and washing machines until the evening.
Note that interpreting modal operators as quantifiers over possible worlds provides a nice theoretical justification for the usual definition of the possibility operator in terms of necessity, specifically: That is, a sentence is possible just in case its negation isn't necessary.
This solution offers the possibility of reducing the number of operators by reusing the same hardware resources as shown in Figure 12. Figure 12 Reduction of the calculation resources by reusing hard-wired operators.
