Sentence examples for array of kit from inspiring English sources

Just as the US is home to such school-security firms as ScholarChip and Raptor Technologies, so we have an array of companies who can equip schools with a truly Orwellian array of kit.

You start with an assortment of 30 journalists, clutching pens, pads, dictaphones and cups of coffee (hacks carry an amazing array of kit, someone should really start selling them Batman-style utility belts - our egos would dig it, and there would be far fewer coffee-stained notebooks and expense claims for damaged electronic kit).

So he thought about all the how-to videos that are on platforms like YouTube and decided there was an opportunity to harness that in a more organised way for the companies providing an increasing array of kit that may never get the vlogger treatment.

There's an impressive array of rare kits, from the 1989 St. George-Budapest to the 1993 Morwell Falcons, as well as his prized 21st birthday present: a Sydney Croatia championship ball signed by Vedran Rozic, Graham Arnold, Robbie Slater, Craig Foster and Ned Zelic.

In the mainstream chip world designers use an array of tool kits and high-level programming languages (such as C++) to easily convert instructions into a form the chip can comprehend.

If you haven't gotten used to the 3-1-1 security rules by now, there is a growing array of prepackaged toiletry kits designed specifically to security specifications.

Our new array of colorful StealthArmor kits allow people to mix and match how they accessorize their device to fit their tastes and style".

Customers can browse among well-stocked aisles laden with wood stencils, craft sticks and clothespins, alphabet letters, ribbons and an array of children's craft kits, glitter, and stickers.

Our lab has extensive experience with traditional phenol-chloroform DNA extractions and with using a broad array of commercially available extraction kits, both of which require ancillary laboratory equipment.

Two days earlier, Kevin Reeve, founder and director of onPoint Tactical, is seated at a long table in a drab airport-hotel conference room, surrounded by his educational props: handcuffs, an array of padlocks, lock-picking kits, rolls of duct tape, stacks of zip ties, skeins of rope, packs of hair clips and bobby pins, coils of plastic tubing, and more.

For those who stay, contacting the student health center usually results in an array of services, including a "flu kit" with information and over-the-counter medication, and perhaps alternative housing, with free meals delivered to the room.