Sentence examples for electronic meter from inspiring English sources
Quarry operators would also have to test the dirt with an electronic meter and pay for the annual groundwater monitoring.
But they refused to follow state law, which called for installing a 5,000-gallon 5,000-gallonrete tank and allowing someone certified by the state to use an electronic meter to test the waste's chemical content.
The elders had determined that use of a precast tank was too modern — they want to make the vat themselves — as was the electronic meter and the requirement that they obtain certification to do the testing.
Now some American newspaper executives are talking about setting up iTunes-style systems for online journalism, under which readers might be asked to make so-called micropayments — dropping a few pennies at a time into an electronic meter — every time they read an article.
Smart appliances that can be programmed to run in the middle of the night can help, for example, as can a pilot program, started by the county in conjunction with several energy groups, that provides consumers with an advanced electronic meter that lets them know how much energy they use at different times of the day and when electricity is cheapest.
Meter readers, for one, can expect a -19% hiring outlook in the coming years as "a growing number of gas and electric companies are installing electronic meter readers that instantly provide usage updates," the report explains.
He was defending the company's Portable People Meter radio-ratings system, which uses electronic meters that measure radio-listening habits.
The electronic meters were accurate to within one sixty-fourth of an inch.
The changes involve Nielsen's switch to electronic meters to gather ratings data from the current system of paper diaries and meters.
Orthotropic membrane structure is widely applied in construction buildings, mechanical engineering, electronic meters, space and aeronautics, etc.
The city would still use electronic meters when police officers and noise inspectors from the Department of Environmental Protection are called to scenes of noise.
