Sentence examples for scientific operators from inspiring English sources

The MPN was iteratively trained on subsamples of a large dataset corresponding to the activity of the Italian fishing fleet, for which information about métier was collected and validated by on-board observations by scientific operators, and then tested on other subsets of the data.

But perhaps these dangers are averted if we restrict ourselves to taking from scientific operators a particular conceptualizable character which itself refers to non?scientific areas, and converges with science without applying it or making it a metaphor (Deleuze 1989: 129).

Therefore, SON is being welcomed by both mobile operators and scientific communities which are focused on improving and automating the traditional processes that take place in mobile networks.

A closer look at the literature further reveals that the very idea of explicitly defining theoretical terms goes back to Carnap's (1961) use of Hilbert's epsilon operator in scientific theories.

However, the investment in spectrum is assumed to be the same in both joint macro femto and only macro deployment because as described in "Introduction" section, OFCOM considers the possibility of reserving some frequencies for exclusive femtocell deployment [4], like a kind of industrial scientific and medical band for operators.

Equipment suffered high failure rates and batteries worked for shorter periods in the cold; operators modified their scientific instruments to allow the battery packs to be carried under their coats to extend the batteries' lifespan.

Edison then spent many years traveling around Canada and the U.S., working as a telegraph operator and doing scientific experiments in his free time.

Due to the preferences of centers performing such procedures and preferences of individual operators, the number of scientific comparisons of the two methods is low.

These policies should address all levels of CAFO operation, from the CAFO operators themselves to local, state, and federal governments, veterinarians, agricultural and pharmaceutical industries, and the scientific research community.

He is a spectrograph operator for the German scientific instrument maker Bruker and works in an ultramodern, glass-enclosed office.

Nevertheless, it is largely operator dependent, and a scientific assessment of the learning curve remains to be assessed [11].