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A British doctor performed the surgery in the ship's operating room.

The ship's operating system had already taken his measure.

Or even make subtle adjustments in the ship's operating systems."

To say nothing of being the heart of this ship's operating systems."

Plus, I want to know as much about this ship's operating system and data files as he can remember.

And the gentle vibration of the pirate ship's operating systems ceased.

"You're in the other ship's operating system?"

Still, Salek's main concern hadn't been the ship's operating specs, just what it was doing there and how to get rid of it quickly.

Communicating partly through indistinct sounds and through gestures, Marie is essentially a portable link to the ship's operating system.

It had taken Killeen quite a while, and some severe public whippings, to get them to stop trying to harvest random gaudy bits from the ship's operating parts.

Purchased by the institute to fill a shortfall in student housing, the ship's operating costs during the initial years of service were comparable to conventional land-based dormitory housing.

The subroutine code-named "FUBAR" was yet another little fail-safe that the computer-savvy Soleta had built into the ship's operating system.

The shiny black computer panels and liquid crystal schematics of the ship's operating systems were reduced from their usual foam greens and blues to muddy and muted patterns.

The lights in the tunnel were bright white, the red no longer applying, the difference between the ship's operating habits starkly different for the forward tactical sailors and the aft nuclear-trained men.

The otherwise vented natural gas was therefore a free source of fuel to propel and operate the ship, representing a substantial reduction in the ship's operating costs and source of profit.

The conversion consisted of adding 10 new helicopter calibrating stations, installing sonar/sonobuoy readout and analysis center and associated equipment, and changing a large portion of the ship's operating procedures.

So far, only cruise lines operating smaller ships have put fuel surcharges in effect, partly because fuel costs on such vessels represent a higher percentage of a ship's operating expenses than on megaships.

At this time, the people who have to run these shipping lines see a ship's operating costs increasing, since it must be modern and properly equipped with all that Mr Watts' report quite rightly says it should be.

The National Transportation Safety Board published its final report on January 13, 1998, which concurred with the Coast Guard's determinations and appear to charge the ship's operating company with the responsibility for the casualty.

The Egpytian president of the ship's operating firm, Abdel Meguid Matar, was joined by Indian (Chandigarh-based) Alchemist Group's chairman and managing director and Rajya Sabha Member Kanwar Deep Singh.

After ordering personnel to transport these variously injured patients into the ship's operating room and prep them for surgery, Demara disappeared to his room with a textbook on general surgery and proceeded to speed-read the various surgeries he was now forced to perform, including major chest surgery.

After that, he would stand with the Rover Captain in the pilot box, sometimes just the two of them, some- times with another Rover at the controls, and Bek would first recite what he knew about a particular function of the ship's operating system and then be instructed in some further area or nuance.