Sentence examples for tool operator from inspiring English sources
An all-purpose workshop employee, for example, might become a machine tool operator, who is part of a manufacturing unit.
The strategy and action of the skilled machine tool operator for selecting cutting speed and depth of cut can be described by the fuzzy set theory.
We conclude that biodynamic tool operator models may be useful for identifying stressful tool installations and interventions that bring them within the capacity of most operators.
The proportion of tool operators capable of maintaining published psychophysically derived threaded fastener tool handle deflection limits were predicted using a biodynamic tool operator model, interacting with the tool, task and workstation.
The objective of this study is to investigate the workstation and tool effects on the responses of the powered hand tool operator reacting against the impulsive reaction forces that may be associated with upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders.
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Other machine tool operators may do more repetitive work on one machine.
Standing jobs on the other hand included retail salespersons, cooks, food and beverage servers and machine or tool operators.
For pneumatic grinders the power transmitted to the hands of the tool operators was in the range of 6·58 × 10−3 to 2·35 × 10−3 J/s over the same frequency range.
These findings imply that spectroscopy-derived measures are able to reflect upper extremity physical demands experienced by the tool operators, and therefore NIRS is a useful alternative technique to broaden the understanding of tissue physiological changes resulted from upper extremity activities.
Metal workers were at most risk (231 male and 21 female registrations), especially machine tool operators (157 men and 15 women).
