Sentence examples for impressive equipment from inspiring English sources
We explain how to use this system to show the nonlinear system modeling, and how to used advanced control techniques for this interesting and visually impressive equipment.
In its drive to further blur the lines between truck and SUV, Nissan makes sure they get impressive equipment levels and premium-look trim, but there's still a reassuring feeling of solidity and longevity to the materials used.
Not only did they have a hand-built V8 engine, but an impressive equipment list; leather trim, heated seats, Bi-Xenon headlamps and a COMAND information and navigation system.
It's a pretty incredible space, both because of the impressive equipment and the wildly creative things that have been produced using it.
Leasing your business's essential equipment items is often the best way to keep monthly costs low and manageable, while at the same time having access to some of the most high-tech and impressive equipment models available.
Consequently, state aid that might help districts with urgent needs goes to districts that already have impressive facilities, equipment and resources.
Of particular interest to Bell, the new laboratory had an impressive set of equipment identical to that used in the pathbreaking work of Hermann von Helmholtz, one of the world's leading acoustical researchers.
The company developed some impressive pieces of equipment at great expense, such as its Rooivalk attack helicopters, but has been unable to sell enough of them to recoup its costs.According to Helmut Heitman, a defence consultant, Denel should focus on specific niche areas where it has world-class capability, develop partnerships and be part of a larger supply chain on big aerospace systems.
The room would put your average classic-synth museum to shame, with nearly every available square foot of wall and shelf space occupied by an impressive piece of equipment.
Since the applications of such an impressive array of equipment aren't necessarily obvious by mere mention alone, Dr. Laurel Trainor, the Director of McMaster's Institute for Music and the Mind, explained things.
