Sentence examples for types of cranes from inspiring English sources

A crane operator in Quebec found his licence was invalid in Ontario because it used a different title for his occupation—"hoisting engineer" as opposed to "crane operator" (or "grutier" in French)—and required three separate licences for different types of cranes whereas Quebec required just one.

Different skewing device designs are used for different types of cranes.

This consumption model can also be applied to visualize the energy demand of other types of cranes in different industries.

Different types of cranes are widely used for shifting cargoes in building sites, shipping yards, container terminals and many manufacturing segments where the problem of fast and precise transferring a payload suspended on the ropes with oscillations reduction is frequently important to enhance the productivity, efficiency and safety.

Detailed simulation and visualization of crane activities have been recently introduced to help engineers identify potential problems with critical erection tasks; however, the development of real-time erection visualizations for different types of cranes and lifting objects is time-consuming, and usually requires a certain amount of effort in modeling and setting up the environment.

Modifications included a new section on training, requiring jumping crews to "have practical experience" with the type of crane on which they will be working.

When Mr. Delayo pleaded guilty, Mr. Oddo noted that the bribes had not involved the type of crane involved in those collapses.

"Any type of crane is a complex piece of machinery that requires a unique set of skills, and these modernized tests accurately measure one's ability for the cranes being used today".

Kodiak is no longer in business but contractors and crane experts said that the type of crane used on 91st Street is a highly regarded piece of equipment for carrying loads of concrete on high-rise construction sites.

Correction: October 30, 2000, Monday A headline in Science Times on Tuesday about bird migration misstated the type of crane that humans were leading on a flight from Wisconsin to Florida.

Today, the New York City buildings commissioner, Patricia J. Lancaster, announced changes to the Buildings Department's inspection protocol for tower cranes, the type of crane involved in the accident at 303 East 51st Street on March 15, which killed seven people and injured dozens of others.