Sentence examples for technicians knowing from inspiring English sources
Strengths of the current study include the fact that data were collected by a small number of experienced interviewers and that the questionnaires were computer-coded by two interviewers in the weeks after the interview, and the questionnaires could therefore be quality-checked by technicians knowing both the context and the content of the study.
If you already changed the router's information and are worried about the support technician knowing the password, just change it again.
It didn't seem to bother him a bit that the stage could sometimes be plummeted into total darkness in the middle of a song, the lighting technicians not knowing when it was starting or ending.
How safe I'd feel knowing that nuclear technicians are using a Wiimote to learn how to handle control rods and the like is up for debate.
She said that at the moment, beyond calling previous employers for a reference check, hospitals have no way of knowing whether a technician has previous violations.
Nobody touched actual operating equipment, but some companies sent trucks with linemen aboard to investigate the status of key transformers because the "scenarios" written by Mr. Cauley's group included computer viruses that kept technicians at the control centers from knowing the condition of crucial equipment.
Part of patients' challenge is not knowing how every physician, nurse and medical technician will treat them, even as we're in pain and already anxious, feeling vulnerable.
The man on my right – either an ambulance technician or a paramedic; I had no way of knowing – asked if I knew where I was.
Other than knowing he'd wear a suit, as his lab technician father did, Mullan didn't give a second's thought as to how he should play him – until his first scene.
I grew up knowing about safe sex because my mother is a medical technician.
Meanwhile, buyers can take heart in knowing that the cars listed have gone through an intensive 185-point inspection from certified technicians.
