Sentence examples for supervisor compared from inspiring English sources

The supervisor compared their counted number of ballots to the official poll figures, holler out, "the count is good" or... "the count is wrong".

Factors associated with a decreased risk of non-fatal drowning included no natural bodies of water next to schools or homes, no recreational water activities in the past year, incapable of swimming, usually supervision by mother, supervisor's age above 30 years or no supervisor (compared to supervisor less than 20 years).

If a curator is underperforming, they'll receive an email from a supervisor comparing their numbers to another curator.

At Weta Digital, Mr. Jackson's Wellington-based special effects company, Joe Letteri, a visual effects supervisor, compares Weta with his former employer, Industrial Light and Magic, the powerhouse that George Lucas built on the strength of the "Star Wars" series.

A recent study from Tanzania also observed similar treatment outcomes for sputum smear positive TB patients with community members, mostly family members, being DOT supervisors, compared to those with facility-based DOT [ 22].

The town supervisor, Stephen J. Walker, compared his constituents to a sculling crew.

Was it planned or was it just perchance?" Visual effects supervisor Ken Ralston compared the feather to an abstract painting: "It can mean so many things to so many different people".

All of these items were over-reported by the supervisors as compared to their actual status in the sessions.

A supervisor process compares vision data and GPS data to detect mis-tracking of the vision system e.g. due to poor visibility and tries to reinitialize the vision system or to set focus on another landmark available.

The peer supervisor then compares the information obtained from the caregiver with what was recorded by the CHW in the patient and drug registers.

The construction supervisor, in fact, compared the construction of this bridge to building a boat, and it was constructed from the middle outward rather than the conventional method of building from the ends inward.