Sentence examples for specialist users from inspiring English sources

They are largely concerned with communicating information to specialist users in response to or preferably in anticipation of their specific needs.

However, although the acquisition phase is quite fast and highly automated, managing, handling and exploiting such great amount of collected data is an arduous task and especially for non specialist users.

The mobile phone could, in other words, be subsumed into another gizmo and disappear altogether, for some types of specialist users at least.But an altogether more radical possibility is that the current "all in one" approach will give way to a more modular design, in which a basic handset is supplemented by add-ons connected via short-range "Bluetooth" wireless links.

For specialist users, quantitative forecasts (g/m2) of ash fall will be provided as numerical data at the JMA website.

Specialist users, such as mountain bikers, are estimated to value each such visit more highly, at €18 (Christie et al. 2006).

The forth paper "Coexistence performance of high-altitude platform and terrestrial system using gigabit communication links to serve specialist users," by Z. Peng and D. Grace, proposes some iterative methods to adjust the pointing direction of aperture antenna in mm-wave bands onboard HAP for the purpose of providing the highest CINR value at specialist users.

In practice, a specialist user assesses laser performance through a variety of diagnostics to confirm specific modes of operation, combing information from both the temporal and spectral domains.

This issue is a major limitation preventing widespread application of mode-locked fibre lasers that employ artificial saturable absorbers, while the ability to engineer self-starting systems that operate reliably, without specialist user intervention, remains an open problem.

The system scenario assumes that the specialist user needs a very high speed link up to 3 Gbps for the transmission of uncompressed HDTV pre-broadcast content, sharing the same frequency band with point-to-point terrestrial link.

However, it provides no graphical user interface and specialist user input is required (i.e. file formatting, syntactic restrictions, pre/post-processing through command line etc).

The chapter outlines the problem faced by non-specialist users with GIS software.