Sentence examples for filtering equipment from inspiring English sources
One piece of filtering equipment described in the documents was manufactured by Narus, based in Mountain View, Calif.
The companies block access to political Web sites, censor content, provide filtering equipment to the government and snitch on users.
Alternatively, the utility may adopt a solution by installing filtering equipment of its own at substations affected by the large amount of VFD equipment being used.
Service providers complain that they do not have the means to buy the expensive filtering equipment needed.
The government uses sophisticated filtering equipment to block hundreds of Web sites and blogs that it considers religiously or politically inappropriate.
Bureau officials noticed a "surge" in the e-mail activity they were monitoring and realized that the provider had mistakenly set its filtering equipment to trap far more data than a judge had actually authorized.
Moreover the extraction took place in a controlled area, in sterile mode, by using disposable and filtered equipments.
Baker Hughes said it also planned to sell its Baker Process division, which makes water-filtering equipment, and use the proceeds to reduce debt and focus on oil field operations.
Poor water quality from filter equipment malfunction or improper operation typically manifested tissue damage (epithelial lifting, hypertrophy, degeneration, and in some cases iron adhesion) observed in fish gills.
Japan's Tsukishima Kikai Co Ltd (TSK) has acquired a majority stake in the German filtration technology engineering company and filter equipment manufacturer Bokela Ingenieurgesellschaft für Mechanische Verfahrenstechnik mbH.
A mortar grinder Retsch RM 1000 and a sieve shaker Retsch 200 (Hann, Germany), a Memmert UFE 500 oven (Schwabach, Germany), a high-pressure (100 atm) Berghof MW-S3+ system with control temperature until 210°C (Eningen, Germany) and a Sartorius vacuum filter equipment (Goettingen, Germany) were used for sample preparation and mineralization.
