Sentence examples for expected equipment from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, NiteLite allows users to study the dynamic nature of lighting in construction sites by allowing the animation of expected equipment and traffic patterns and thus studying the impact of lighting conditions on glare in the construction site.

We are seeing significant interest in our new products and now expect equipment orders from these initiatives to be received during the latter part of 2014, with meaningful revenue recognition beginning in early 2015.

The first six waves were the fighting elements from three of the battalions' companies, the seventh contained the battalion headquarters; the remaining company formed the eighth and ninth waves, which were expected to carry equipment forward, the tenth wave contained the stretcher bearers and medics.

Ms. Townsend said she expected the equipment to pay for itself in nine years.

In a conference call with analysts, company executives said they expected industrial equipment orders to be off about 25percentt for the year.

Even the most skeptical analysts do not expect the equipment makers to face the same immediate pressures as their customers.

Some of the city's most celebrated courts, like Rucker Park in Harlem and the West Fourth Street Cage in the West Village, have made the switch to prefabricated rims, in part because the players there expect modern equipment.

Others allow pupils to carry phones if they do not use them during the school day, but most expect electronic equipment to be deposited in lockers or put in zipped bags at the start of each lesson.

"We expect original equipment manufacturers, particularly General Motors, to continue to fight for market share through year-end with continued aggressive incentives".

Revich still expects new equipment orders to be weak down 60.0% from peak levels but no longer anticipates stark drops in aftermarket demand.

(See "Is China Hoarding Copper?" and " China Can't Stop Copper's Softening").. "Higher trough commodity prices drive higher trough earnings," said Goldman Sachs analyst Jerry Revich, who expects mining equipment companies' earnings to decline by 55.0% peak to trough compared with a fall of more than 80.0% for other machinery companies.