Sentence examples for equipment dates from inspiring English sources

The electronic guidance equipment dates to the 1980's.

Their equipment dates back to the Soviet era, and much of it is no longer usable.

Its armed forces number half a million, although a good bit of their equipment dates back to the Shah.

Some of this equipment dates from the late 1980s and was originally designed for offering "time of use" rates, so that a homeowner could buy electricity during hours when it was cheaper and store it.

Wearable communications equipment dates back at least to the late 1990s, when a team at the Georgia Institute of Technology developed the Wearable Motherboard, an electronic T-shirt with no antennas but with ports for multiple inputs and outputs — including a thermometer, a microphone, a blood oxygen monitor and headphones — to help monitor soldiers' health.

"In a mature country, if you get sick you will not say, 'Nobody can help me.' " Now, the doctors at Lviv's main pulmonological hospital have the shaky good humor of people who have come through a crisis, though portions of their hospital are clammy and unlighted ("to scare the viruses," one doctor joked), and some of their breathing equipment dates from Soviet times.

Buildings and equipment dating back to the Manhattan Project are still in use.

Any excess equipment dating back to the past century is likely soon to be unusable too.

At the time, the Commerce Department had some export restrictions on crime-control equipment, dating back to 1975 and also covering shipments to other totalitarian countries, like North Korea.

But specialist collectors pay thousands of dollars apiece for equipment dating to the 1700s, especially tattered leather balls stuffed with feathers and crudely forged iron clubs.

Fireworks are also part of Presidents' Week activities, with the pyrotechnics Feb. 17 and 23 at 8 p.m. On March 3, the National RetroBoard Championship attracts snowboarders with equipment dating from the early days of the sport -- 1990 or before.