Sentence examples for system repairman from inspiring English sources

"I wish I had never bought it," said Charles Evans, a heating and cooling system repairman from nearby Raytown, who bought the seven-unit house in 2004 for $79,500.

A former psychological operations specialist and a Hawk Missile System repairman, he served in the US Army between April 1992 and October 1998, ending his career at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

To reduce the cost for such system, the repairman can initiate the service only when a certain workload is build up.

If ( phi (n) = 1 ), N = 1, the model provides results for a machining system with additional repairman but without N-policy and time sharing factor.  .

Mokaddis et al. (1997) have studied the two-unit cold standby redundant system where the repairman is always available to inspect and repair the failed unit, and replace the failed unit with the standby unit if it is available instantaneously.

Jain (2003) discussed the N-policy for a redundant repairable system with an additional repairman.

Results show that while considering parallel stages integrated in a system the allocation of repairmen is all but trivial and a new behaviour of the production rate as a function of the number of machines at the stage is described.

It is realized in many machining systems that the permanent repairman cannot cope up with the increase in work load as such provision of additional repairman may be helpful in faster recovery of the failed machines.

Further, Ke et al. (2013) presented the queueing analysis of unreliable multi-repairmen machining system comprising of operating machines and warm spares by incorporating the concept of imperfect coverage and reboot action.

To tackle with the congestion problem, the provision of additional repairmen to the system may be helpful in reducing the workload of the permanent repairman and up gradation of the repair facility provided to the system.

The incorporation of threshold N-policy to turn on the permanent repairman makes our system cost effective and economic.