Digital equipment converts audio information into sequences of numbers that approximate those waves, but to analog advocates like Mr. Sear, those digital approximations can sound crude and cold by comparison.
They can be produced in small labs, using equipment readily converted from peaceful uses, by a rapidly growing and mostly private biotechnology industry.
The customizing king produced a big white Cadillac Fleetwood stuffed with electronic equipment and converted a Greyhound bus into a motor coach for the king of rock 'n' roll.
The equipment automatically converted these measurements to Vickers microhardness numbers (VHNs) expressed in kg/mm.
Within the discipline of nursing, some viewed nurse productivity as a measure of the efficiency with which the input of nursing tasks and other labourers' tasks, materials and equipment were converted into goods and services delivered within the health care system [ 3, 7].
Many resorts modify their equipment -- converting snowboard half-pipes to skateboard ramps, or toboggan slides to land luges -- or offer additional summertime activities like golf, tennis, water parks, kayaking or fly fishing.
The engine room houses equipment to convert bio-diesel into hydrogen, fuel cells to convert the hydrogen into electricity, and batteries for power storage.
Correction: May 12 , 2003 Monday An article in Circuits on May 1 about the power drain in electronic devices that require direct current referred imprecisely to equipment that converts alternating current.
Imax is trying to increase demand for its projection equipment by converting hit films for its screens, which are as high as eight stories and as wide as 100 feet.
This may cost more than doing it yourself, but most established companies use professional equipment to convert the old film quickly, and some will even provide custom editing and other features like DVD menus and titles.
