Sentence examples for equipment utilised from inspiring English sources

The economy of the manufacturing process is determined by suitable process design but mainly by the forming equipment utilised.

They largely succeeded, although the system that was developed in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, that ended up being used was based on equipment utilised by the skier instead of a true functional classification system.

In developing a system for use at the first Winter Paralympics, organisers wanted to get away from a medical classification system and use a functional system, but they ended up with a system based on equipment utilised by the skier instead.

The experience of the professional and technical personnel equates to the equipment being utilised to their maximum capabilities for cutting edge animal research.

However, even with this high density of equipment the yearly need in 2008-10 of 38,000 PET estimated by the Danish Board of Health in 2006 cannot be met unless the equipment is utilised more efficiently than the assumed maximal production of 1,200 PET/CT per system and year [ 26].

While arthro-scopy has been reported to be the benchmark procedure, it is invasive and not all surgeons have the expertise and equipment to utilise this diagnostic tool.

(5 Single use equipment should be utilised where appropriate but a sterile supplies department (SSD) should process reusable items.

The information can be directly utilised by equipment selection tools and various process simulators both steady state and dynamic.

Ensuring that radiologists are conversant with the technical aspects of the equipment they are utilising and that sub-specialists involve themselves where possible in the development and implementation of new innovations.

No. 381 (Base) Squadron, established in January 1946, also utilised personnel and equipment from No. 81 Wing's specialist units at Labuan, including No. 47 Operational Base Unit, No. 24 Medical Clearing Station, No. 25 Air Stores Park and No. 2 Airfield Defence Squadron.

Best-selling fitness tracker-maker Jawbone also makes use of bioimpedance in its latest model to measure users' heart rates, and the effect has also been utilised by specialist medical equipment for years.