Every game, Kurlander dutifully sets up the radio equipment, tunes the levels and adjusts the microphones.
The idea was that radio amateurs and schools could use basic equipment to tune in to hear data, such as the temperature, being read out.
For $60 a year, Cue customers with the Pioneer or Clarion equipment can tune in and hear information covering the same area as the navigation system's map display, whose scale is set by the user.
The task was accomplished by working with the automakers' designers and engineers and by tuning the equipment, including speakers, amplifiers and sound processing devices, to the interiors of each model.
Optimisation rules for tuning the equipment are formulated to enable maximum results with respect to etch rate, etch selectivity, and profile control (e.g. anisotropy).
A closed form result for the estimate of the maximum response of the equipment, including the cases when the equipment frequency is tuned or nearly tuned to a natural frequency of the beam, is obtained in terms of the response spectrum describing the impact force applied to the beam.
Scientists said that such equipment could be tuned to allow for accurate measurement of oil and gas flowing from the well.
Typically absent were peakflow meters, tuning forks and ultrasound equipment.
Simple measures like replacing inefficient lighting systems and tuning up air-conditioning and ventilation equipment can result in substantial peak-demand reductions that will lower electricity prices in the wholesale market.
Part of shooting now, he said, is technical, learning to tune the equipment.
Pilots must obey a speed limit of 140 knots or less for all aircraft; activate anticollision devices, navigation equipment and landing lights; tune their radios to a frequency of 123.05, known as the common traffic advisory frequency; and announce their aircraft's description, location, direction and altitude when entering the area.
