Sentence examples for skillful operator from inspiring English sources

It is difficult for a skillful operator to control the construction machine.

This paper presents the excavation task planner devised to incorporate the intelligence of a construction planner and a skillful operator into the robotic control mechanism of the automated excavation system.

Although the new laser-scanning velocimetry [ 13] can quantify cardiovascular performance in zebrafish embryos, a confocal microscope is needed, which is an expensive equipment and requires skillful operator.

However, all these techniques are labor-intensive, time-consuming and requires skillful operator to perform the experiments, and thus limits their applications for large-scale studies [ 11], such as drug toxicity evaluation.

To measure IRI, there are many approaches; however, majority of them, on the one hand, requires sophisticated profilers and tools, which are expensive to acquire and operate as well as often require skillful operators.

The proposed controller is applied to straight-line motions of a 21-ton robotic excavator with a speed level at which skillful operators work.

On the other hand, the non-automated solution synthesis requires laborious purification procedures and very skillful operators.

But a skillful Redbird operator could deftly bring the train to a coasting stop every time.

A skillful backroom operator, he gradually won control of North Korea's military and governing party, starting in the 1970's.

Aloe Blacc (Thursday) This skillful soul-rap operator has established himself firmly in the New York indie undercurrent: his keening single "I Need a Dollar" served as the theme song for HBO's downtown Manhattan dramedy "How to Make It in America," and his warmly jazzy take on the Velvet Underground's "Femme Fatale" elicits cheers regularly at the stickier of Williamsburg dive bars.

★ Aloe Blacc (Wednesday) This skillful soul-rap operator has established himself firmly in the New York indie undercurrent; his keening single "I Need a Dollar" serves as the theme song for HBO's downtown Manhattan dramedy "How to Make It in America," and his warmly jazzy take on the Velvet Underground's "Femme Fatale" elicits cheers nightly at the stickier of Williamsburg dive bars.