Sentence examples for took operators from inspiring English sources

Yet it took operators in Enbridge's Canadian control room 17 hours to realize their pipeline had torn open.

An audit by John C. Liu, the city comptroller, found in October that the time it took operators to obtain vital information from 911 callers — around two minutes — had been subtracted from response-time calculations since 2010, when the city shifted some 911 responsibilities from operators at the Fire Department to operators for the Police Department.

It took operators a while to "realize the profit they could make from charging more for sending outside the network," according to Papworth.

Work was completed five months ahead of schedule and seems to have taken operators a little by surprise.

as a sum of delay of the taken operator and the longest path length between its direct predecessor and the predecessors of the direct predecessor.  . as a sum of delays of the taken operator and its direct predecessor; as a sum of delay of the taken operator and the longest path length between its direct predecessor and the predecessors of the direct predecessor.

However, to prevent commitment to a set-theoretical characterization of the modal operators, Hellman takes these operators as primitive (1989, pp. 17, and 20 23).

"Remember, it took Las Vegas operators to bring the Borgata to Atlantic City," says Keith Foley, an analyst at Moody's.

In 1999, it took one operator for each reactor; today Nanophase is able to have one operator for four reactors.

A man in Connecticut took an operator's test so he could get a licence to drive his car.

The New Yorker, August 1, 1936 P. 7 A man in Connecticut took an operator's test so he could get a licence to drive his car.

It takes skilled operators to control the operating parameters to compensate for equipment wear to produce finished goods with consistent quality.