Sentence examples for supervisor system from inspiring English sources

A tightening up of admittance procedures, student monitoring, supervisory training and a move away from the single supervisor system towards a "supervisory team", are all positive moves that institutions have made in recent years.

The correctness of the animal's performance was evaluated by a software supervisor system [49] which checked the status of microswitch (monopolar microswitches, RS components, UK) mounted under the home-button.

The correctness of reaching performance was evaluated by a software supervisor system (see Kutz et al., 2005), which checked the status of microswitches (monopolar microswitches, RS components, UK) mounted under the home-button and the LEDs.

A supervisor control system with GUI and a multi-purpose joystick is mounted on the surface vessel and communicates with vehicle through a fiber optic link.

The proposed control strategy is based on a hybrid statecharts model mainly consisting of a supervisor control system that chooses appropriate control actions for a current sky condition depending on the sky ratio and clearness index.

If the exams are to be administered without any supervisors, the systems should be developed and cleared to prevent students from helping each other cheat.

Throughout this period Blow remained the unofficial and unpaid supervisor of the system.

As the U-2 entered Iraqi airspace, its images were checked for clarity and then sent to Master Sgt. Paul Needham, an imagery system supervisor responsible for 10 analysts.

Unlike a traditional hierarchy in which each worker has one supervisor, a matrix system requires employees to report to two or more managers, each responsible for a different aspect of the organization's overall product or service.

In Mr. Schäuble's view, a banking union — originally a three-step plan to create a single euro zone banking supervisor, a unified system for resolving problem banks and a single deposit-guarantee program — makes sense only if there are strict rules for restructuring and winding up failing banks.

The set of test outcomes, known as the syndrome, is decoded by a centralized system supervisor.