Sentence examples for controlled door from inspiring English sources

The inmates enter the area through an electronically controlled door.

Meals arrive through a small slot in a remotely controlled door.

Procedures for the CLDS – the controlled door locking system – which vary the time delays on latches also vary for different airlines.

The electrically controlled door was solid steel, with a seven-inch-by-twenty-eight-inch aperture and two wickets — little door slots, one at ankle height and one at waist height, for shackling him whenever he was let out and for passing him meal trays.

The electrically controlled door was solid steel, with a seven-inch-by-twenty-eight-inch aperture and two wickets little door slots, one at ankle height and one at waist height, for shackling him whenever he was let out and for passing him meal trays.

And if a building had only electronically controlled doors and none with keyed locks, residents could be completely locked out.

IT lumbered and thudded into existence -- three years late, some still-debated but hefty amount over budget -- but the Hoboken municipal parking garage that opened its robotically controlled doors last year displays a stunning agility.

These are high-level platforms with remotely controlled doors and level entranceway (HL-RC), low-level platforms (just above the rail) with steps and remotely controlled doors (LL-RC), and a mixture of the two platform types with a correspondingly more complex, partly manual, door and entranceway arrangement (ML-MO).

They can use the implants to access electronically controlled doors, swap contacts, or monitor how typing speed correlates with heart rate, says Epicenter's Hannes Sjöblad, who has an implant himself.

The SHU, as it's known, is a starkly efficient place of electronically controlled doors and featureless concrete and steel.

These mini-fortresses--equipped with steel bars, surveillance cameras, caged entrances and electronically controlled doors--resulted in the LAPD's first search warrant in 1985 involving the use of its 14-foot mechanized battering ram.