Sentence examples for budget equipment from inspiring English sources

To compensate the restrictions imposed by the adoption of budget equipment, elaborate adjustments in scale, synchronization, and baselines are performed.

The model selects the optimal combination of whey processing equipment, facility locations and transportation routes subject to budget, equipment availability and final product requirements.

"All of our research and management, our budget, equipment — everything — is supported by purchases of these cat tags," said Dr. Onorato, one of five state researchers devoted entirely to studying the biology and conservation of the panther.

The Army's proposal, drafted last week, would represent an even more marked shift in the Guard's role that could have profound effects on its budget, equipment and training -- and on the willingness of people to join a service that has traditionally demanded only a weekend a month and two weeks each summer.

These days, Krell worships Kanye and the-Dream ("My dream is to have the-Dream appreciate my melodic sensibility") and, although he operates using budget equipment, lo-fi is a matter of practical consideration not aesthetic judgment: he'd love to work in a proper studio with Kanye.

This may be due to the recording conditions (e.g. a field recording done on budget equipment in someone's home or outdoors) or inherent in the recording technology itself (electrical interference, mechanical surface noise).

Argo is big science, probing all the world's oceans a mile deep, but done with simple, low-budget equipment: thousands of four-foot-tall torpedo-shaped devices, each of which costs about $12,000 to build and $9,000 more to monitor through 100 or so ups and downs before batteries die after four years or so.

Ney is Administration Committee chairman, a powerful position that doles out budgets, equipment, offices and parking spaces to House members.

The Pentagon, along with defence departments around the world, have made no secret that the days when defence contractors would be spoon-fed dollars to produce long-delayed and over-budget equipment are over.

And though it might be too early to call them a class, thanks to the democratizing advantages of crowd-funding and low-budget equipment, they are -- one cheap room and freeloaded drink at a time -- making inroads in what has traditionally been a club for elites.

The annual budget for equipment and materials, about $78,000, is more than twice that of the regular science department.