Sentence examples for flow of equipment from inspiring English sources
A small team of six or so CIA officers based along the Turkey-Syria border has worked to vet opposition leaders and coordinate the flow of equipment and medical supplies, according to U.S. officials.
They soon detected a flow of equipment from Europe to Pakistan as Dr. Khan drew on Urenco's network of suppliers using a trusted group of former schoolmates and friends as agents.
The closing of the border has resulted in a slowdown of supplies to American and NATO troops in Afghanistan, and has shown the leverage Pakistan holds over the flow of equipment to the war effort.
And Iran "should stem the flow of equipment, technology, and training to any group resorting to violence in Iraq". Yes, and obesity should be eradicated, bird flu cured and traffic fatalities, particularly the multi-car variety, abolished.
Defending the decision to allow that flow of equipment from the military to police to continue, the White House said the bulk of what is transferred is "fairly routine", a definition it said included "office furniture, computers and other technological equipment, personal protective equipment and basic firearms".
The group suggests that the Iraq International Support Group could seek to persuade Iran to stem the flow of equipment, technology and training to any groups resorting to violence in Iraq and use its influence over the Shias to encourage national reconciliation.
That makes Colombia the largest recipient of American aid outside the Middle East even without the new flows of equipment and training under discussion.
The conventional modeling approaches for discrete event simulation, however, have a limitation in simulating the flow of construction equipment because construction equipment has continuous dynamic behavior in the traffic flow.
The flow chart of equipment remote fault diagnosis help system was framed.
It is known that traffic flow of construction equipment affects work efficiency and productivity.
Stevens added that it was "in nobody's interest" in western Europe to stand in the way of the flow of medical equipment.
