Sentence examples for technology operators from inspiring English sources

With the new technology, operators hope they will produce an extra three-tenths of a gallon of ethanol per bushel of corn.

It places the changes on a spectrum of risk and, according to Capita, a firm which provided Harrow with the technology, operators then "form their own judgement of risk based on both the VRA technology and behavioural-analysis skills in which they are also trained".In this section The roots of chronic fatigue Silencing of the lambs Whose pants on fire?

The problem with this claim is that the 4G technology operators are blowing the trumpet for, known as LTE (Long Term Evolution), is not officially 4G.

New combined services and client capabilities which answer the future business requirements of cable technology operators were introduced.

The role of data managers goes beyond that of simple technology operators; it is a role more akin to a chief technology officer, that is, an actor that can provide valuable information to make strategic decisions that affect the success of a project.

Helicopters to be used in coastguard duties from the summer will be equipped with the latest night vision goggle technology, operator Bristow has said.

"In the Studio" kicks off some special holiday episodes this weekend by hosting a repeat entrepreneur, a product maker and marketer, a technology operator, a venture capitalist, an innovator in the venture model space, and a longtime friend of TechCrunch.

From Brazil to America, places with mosaics of technologies, operators and regional licences have cleaned themselves up.

However, in order to roll-out a large number of small cells and allow anytime, anywhere wireless broadband connectivity through wireless technologies, operators must still face the challenge of backhauling the traffic from the small cells to the core network in a cost-effective manner.

Most cultures in greenhouses are in this category where, despite the large use of technology, human operators still manually perform most operations on the crop although they are often highly repetitive and sometime even dangerous.

Another concern is that maglev railway projects are based on proprietary technology, making operators dangerously dependent on a single supplier, says Dagmar Blume of Bombardier, which dropped out of the consortium building the Shanghai line.