The phrase "a pos that" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I received a pos that was unclear."
Alternatives: "a position that" or "a post that".
We had potential clients asking for a POS that could accept Bitcoin, so it's convincing new clients to come on board who aren't a Revel customer yet but who are using Bitcoin".
"I can't believe what a POS that thing is.
You can almost guarantee that they are getting numbers, not saying all the time (depending on much of a POS that he is) but they may be flirting and getting numbers!
The company integrated a new POS that allows users to have a nearly identical experience to that of the web and app storefront, allowing them to see their art on screen before they purchase.
Take, for instance, the platform that Drizly created for alcohol retail, which integrates with any POS that a liquor store might use to track inventory and help the retailer manage their back-end.
The reason for this, he says, is that merchants need a full-fledged POS that includes more than just credit card processing.
The system also utilised an Applanix 510 Position and Orientation System (POS) that employs a GPS and inertial measurement unit (IMU) to compensate for the aircrafts orientation, and a GPS-based computer to assist with navigation.
I would like to see a new POS that gives students a rounded digital education.
A key example is the Square POS that offers no choice in other payment processors but has a marketplace of integrations, whereas Micros and Aloha support many payment processors but have few external product integrations.
The system also utilised an Applanix 510 Position and Orientation System (POS) that uses GPS and inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors, and a GPS-based computer controlled navigation system.
The system also utilised an Applanix 510 Position and Orientation System (POS) that uses the GPS and inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors, and a GPS-based computer controlled navigation system.
