Sentence examples for technicians selected from inspiring English sources

Instead, we decided that staff with prolonged periods of exposure (e.g., physicians, nurses, respiratory technicians, selected housekeepers) would be issued and that just-in-time fit testing, a reusable elastomeric half-face mask with 3 sets of filters, would be used.

The technician selects the image of the parts that need replacing, and "click, click, it goes back to the loading dock," where workers begin loading trucks with what is needed for that spot, said Clark Gellings, a senior researcher at the institute.

45 After training, three of the most skilful technicians were selected to perform procedures.

The Nurse Midwife Technicians were selected because they were the primary implementers of PMTCT services and were in close contact with pregnant women and their families.

Using the resulting images, Bock, Lee, and laboratory technician Hyon Suk Kim selected 10 individual neurons and painstakingly traced many of their connections, crawling through the brain's dense thicket to create a partial wiring diagram (as illustrated in the video above).

A certified ophthalmic technician (reader) selected the retinal features.

The assembly sequence is decided by the intelligence of the technicians: There are several possible solutions shown in Fig. 1b, but the technicians manually select one of them for the robot using their experience.

These results are useful for engineers and technicians to select suitable and serviceable machine operation parameters and reduce environmental influence at all stages of tunnel construction.

These results and countermeasures are useful for engineers and technicians to select serviceable machine operation parameters and reduce environmental impacts during shield tunneling construction.

There are several candidate assembly sequences shown in (b), but the technicians manually select one of them using their experience.

What this bulletin tries to do is to put ideas and techniques into a large array of labelled pigeonholes, from which technicians can select components to build into a project or a programme.