Sentence examples for development of equipments from inspiring English sources

The continuous technological advances in the field of ultrasound (US) allowed the development of equipments provided with high and variable frequency probes and very sensitive power Doppler (PD), which permit both the detailed study (with resolution power of 0.1 mm) of morphostructural changes and the sensitive detection of blood flow even in small vessels of superficial tissues [ 5– 8].

Nortel pioneered the development of equipment and software that brought the world wireless phone networks.

One of the war lessons learned by most of the major nations was the compelling need for scientific research and development of equipment and techniques for military purposes.

The airplane has taken a century to evolve, but it has reached full flower -- thanks, mostly, to the development of equipment that frees it from the limitations of human senses.

Another line of research being pursued in the United States is the development of equipment that translates five- and nine-digit ZIP codes and sorting-code numbers spoken by an operator into instructions for a sorting machine.

The development of equipment for the different systems is very costly and the existing situation is a barrier for free competition among the suppliers.

Adequate knowledge of their engineering properties is an essential prerequisite for the scientific design and development of equipment for planting and handling yam setts mechanically.

The top-tier design space of systematic development of equipment is built up by the relations of basic models, series and model spectrums.

As the rapid development of equipment for aerospace, national defense, biological engineering and precision machinery, traditional milling is gradually difficult to satisfy the growing demand for accuracy and machining surface quality.

In the past ten years, rapid improvements have been achieved in both theoretical research and the development of equipment related to THIC systems, and more and more applications are being put into use in non-residential buildings in China.

Capital projects need to identify, from as early as possible in the development of equipment and facilities, where a reliance is going to be placed on people performing tasks.