Sentence examples for batch of equipment from inspiring English sources
After that, the second batch of equipment will be moved in," Liu Ning, the chief engineer at the water resources ministry, told state-run television.
The first batch of equipment for the Iraqis has been paid for and was to have been delivered under a $327 million contract to a small company, Nour USA Ltd., of Vienna, Va.
A first batch of equipment was delivered to the lake site last year by a tractor-train that traversed an icy terrain scarred by crevasses.
If it catches on, as many hope, wireless-service providers will need a whole new batch of equipment, and users who want it will have to buy new phones that support the new technology.
But the first batch of equipment the US paid for fell into the hands of a local-militiamen in the Kunar province.
The Law, however, refers to a catalog of critical network equipment and specialized cyber security products and the CAC recently issued a list for the first "batch" of these equipments and products (here, in Chinese).
Batches of the equipment are likely to be delivered for years to come.
It also adds extensive coverage of batch process design, including realistic examples of equipment sizing for batch sequencing; batch scheduling for multi-product plants; improving production via intermediate storage and parallel equipment; and new optimization techniques specifically for batch processes.
The results show that the use of hybrid control platform can effectively reduce vertical microvibration of a batch of high tech equipment to the level satisfying the most stringent microscale velocity requirement specified in the BBN criteria.
This chapter investigates the possibility of using a passively or actively controlled platform to isolate a batch of high tech equipment from micro vibration of the floor of a building subject to nearby traffic-induced ground motion.
This paper investigates the possibility of using a microvibration control platform to isolate a batch of high tech equipment from the floor of a building subject to nearby traffic-induced ground motion.
