Sentence examples for bespoke equipment from inspiring English sources

A MoD spokeswoman said more specific details of the balance between bespoke equipment and off-the-shelf items would become clearer later in the year when the department published a 10-year equipment plan.

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CarPlay requires special, bespoke equipment supporting Apple's iPhone to be fitted into cars, which means that car manufacturers will have to build it in at the factory.

Name: Archtools Ltd Area: North Yorkshire Website: http://www.archtools.eu/ Founded in 2008, Archtools Ltd has been a supplier of bespoke archaeological tools and equipment across the globe.

The flexibility inherent in the design has allowed more than 10 specialised transducer conditioning boards to be replaced by this single design, in a range of bespoke mechanical test equipment manufactured by the authors.

However, mechanical equipment has been almost entirely bespoke as its requirements are highly sensitive to the design of the JET components and the in-vessel access conditions and environmental compatibility.

Equipment, which until recently was standard issue, is now bespoke for each athlete.

Each location was also assumed to require a technician to support the clinics, maintain equipment, and to assist with the manufacturing of spectacles bespoke to each patient.

Through the development and manufacture of a bespoke stand, the hardware setup was designed to ensure that all equipment required for vital sign observation was integrated into a single mobile unit.

Ms. Buzzell, an interior designer from Long Beach, on Long Island, who makes bespoke jewelry, and Mr. Yuska, who owns Breakwater Surf Company, a clothing and equipment shop in Newport, R.I., agreed to find out for themselves.

Nevertheless collecting the data required the rapidly successive use of several pieces of equipment and procedures including electromyography, neuronavigation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, use of bespoke grasping apparatus in the magnetic resonance imaging environment, and functional magnetic resonance imaging.