Sentence examples for equipment class from inspiring English sources

There's a new PVP arena, new equipment, class updates, and so, so much more.

At the Hands-On Equipment class we built a hive; at the Sting class we covered allergies and contemplated "the economy of a sting"–which is, after all, suicide for the bee.

The conversion of the power from user equipment to the antenna end also depends on the path loss, user equipment class, transmitting antenna gain, multi-path fading, shadowing, noise signals, and receiver port and feed cable losses.

The ratio of installed equipment cost to purchased equipment cost varies much more widely for individual equipment items than for entire plants; the ratio depends on equipment class, design, size and construction materials as well as plant layout.

The original series were based on train heating capability and were as follows; Class 47/0: Locomotives with steam heating equipment Class 47/3: Locomotives with no train heating Class 47/4: Locomotives with electric train heating However, this numbering system was later disrupted as locomotives were fitted with extra equipment and were renumbered into other sub-classes.

Data from four generating units were observed for over 5 years and a reasonable number of equipment classes reviewed.

More than 400 drivers from across the nation will compete in Pittsburgh in nine equipment classes between Aug. 18 and 22. UPS Freight, one of the largest less-than-truckload carriers in the United States and a leading truckload service provider, serves customers throughout North America, Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

8. E08 Form: This collects data necessary to identify costs incurred by participant due to intervention including: the cost of transport to the centre or the time spent travelling; the time spent going to gymnasiums or swimming pools as part of the programme; and costs to the participants which do not fall within the programme (books, gym or sports centre fees, equipment, classes and so on).

Data on the latter, which were believed to be more specific for asthma, were not included in the analysis, as the questionnaire could not be completed in some schools, due to logistical problems such as unavailability of electricity, challenges of moving audio-visual equipment from class to class, or lack of a suitable venue where the children could watch the video.

The five-class model (not shown) split the equipment sharing class into two classes, one that shared equipment often, and one that shared infrequently.

All laser equipment of Class 3B or Class 4 lasers need to be labelled with "Danger" symbol, specifying the laser class.