Sentence examples for technicians responsible for from inspiring English sources
The technicians responsible for their well-being circulated like emergency room nurses.
Workstation: groups formed by specialists and technicians responsible for the natural hazards monitoring.
This outstanding achievement is the result of a constant and dedicated effort by the teams of physicists, engineers, and technicians responsible for the hardware, software, and maintenance of the detectors.
It consisted of some 283 scientists and technicians responsible for nuclear tests from J Division, the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, the Naval Research Laboratory, the Naval Ordnance Laboratory, Argonne National Laboratory, the Aberdeen Proving Ground, the Atomic Energy Commission, Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier, and other agencies.
Technicians responsible for each test were blinded to the other microbiological results and clinical data on the patient records.
Virologists and laboratory technicians responsible for the testing had been trained during the previous years using capacities developed by the SEEHN communicable diseases surveillance network.
The fourth whistleblower, Cian Westmoreland, 28, was a technician responsible for the communications infrastructure of the drone program.
Emirates officials apologized for what was apparently a mistake, saying a technician responsible for the music was unaware there was a new anthem.
At the more exotic end of the job market you could match BDS's salary by becoming a trainee animal technician responsible for the daily care and maintenance of rodents, or a trainee DNA analyst.
Now, a few seconds after the voice of Frank McGee said, on the air, "Neil Armstrong's on his stomach, feet first, coming out," Messuri shouted to a technician responsible for the superimposition of titles on the screen, "Set me up 'First Live Pictures from the Moon,' baby!" "Go to Houston!" Kitchell said loudly.
He eventually became a janitor at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, where he worked his way up until his retirement in the mid-1990s as chief hot cell technician, responsible for disposing of spent nuclear fuel rods.
