Sentence examples for held equipment from inspiring English sources

A telecommunications company, Advanced Fibre Communications Inc., said late on Tuesday that it had agreed to acquire the privately held equipment maker GVN Technologies Inc. of Largo, Fla. Advanced Fibre will pay 1.1 million shares and stock purchase options for GVN, which valued the deal at more than $56 million when it was announced.

There the intimacy emerges through Lance Acord's use of hand-held equipment to trail the dislocated American characters through their Tokyo adventures.

The program uses artificial intelligence and speech recognition to talk Handspring's callers through repairing errors, crashes, failed synchronizations and other troubles that afflict hand-held equipment.

The company has licensed Palm OS to rival manufacturers like Sony and Handspring, in an effort to augment its hardware revenue and to fend off a challenge from hand-held equipment powered by Microsoft's operating system, Pocket PC.

The rules, to be released on Tuesday for public comment, would generally allow people using hand-held equipment, including tripods, to shoot for any length of time on sidewalks and in parks as long as they leave sufficient room for pedestrians.

Interviewers also asked whether parents used or worked near electrical equipment of different sizes, that is, small hand-held equipment, medium-sized equipment such as a household washer or dryer or large equipment such as heavy duty industrial equipment larger than a household washer or dryer.

The closely held communications-equipment maker Zhone Technologies agreed to buy Tellium, a maker of networking equipment, to compete in the high-speed networking industry, in a deal valued at about $180 million.

And he cautions about the use of hand-held test equipment.

Hand-held garden equipment and boat engines could fail in ways that create safety problems, people in those industries say.

How unedifying a sight, to watch young players learning the game with hand-held digital equipment as a constant point of reference.

The closely held Murray, based in Brentwood, Tenn., has about 1,400 employees and makes lawn mowers, snow blowers, go-carts and hand-held power equipment like hedge trimmers.