Sentence examples for equipment assets from inspiring English sources

Cash was also paid to purchase equipment; this added to the plant and equipment assets but was not subtracted from current revenues because it would be used for many years, not just this one.

Netro of San Jose, Calif., agreed to pay $16 million in cash and more than $20 million in stock for the operation's intellectual property licenses, equipment assets and more than 100 employees.

Despite extensive investments in new plant and equipment, even in the highest volume year for the Model A (1929), 40 cents in plant and equipment assets were required per dollar of sales, and nearly 80 hours of direct labor were required per vehicle.

Furthermore, the system offers complete virtual control of all the equipment (assets) that a station has over the Ethernet network, or from a web browser anywhere in the world.

Depending on the site's potential for re-use, they'll either sell off the equipment assets or keep the property intact, and will bring the facility up to standard to be leased to a new user.

Indeed, had the FCC and the Department of Justice not blocked last year's proposed merger of AT&T and T-Mobile, combining the spectrum and equipment assets of the two companies would have made it possible to offer mobile broadband to 95% of all Americans within a few years.

(5) Field devices: These are devices directly connected to the process (measurement and control), or equipment (asset monitoring) or adapters which connects wired HART devices to the wireless network (retrofit).  .

The assessment comprises data that are collected for the facility as an entity, for specific buildings (building-wise) and for technical medical equipment (asset-wise).

The most apparent smoking gun is a $3.5 billion increase in transmission-equipment assets.

Additional applications include medical equipment, transportation assets, aerospace components, measurement devices, telecom infrastructure, and many other "smart" things.

In fact, warning of impending missile strikes — even in the abstract — lets enemy forces move or protect essential equipment, military assets and important personnel.