Sentence examples for isolated equipment from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is found that the isolator resonances can cause the control system to become unstable, if the isolated equipment is supported on a flexible base.

The key to this solution is the scaling factors of MPS which enable us to proportionally diminish the vibration amplitudes of the isolated equipment.

In this paper, a passive equipment isolation system composed of High-Damping Rubber Bearisgs (Hdesigneddesigned by adopting a coupled approach in which the supporting structure and the isolated equipment are considered as parts of a combined primary secondary system and analyzed together.

One of the common approaches to isolate equipments is by using isolated secondary raised floors on which the equipments are mounted.

Inertia blocks are commonly used by engineers to stabilize vibration-isolated building services equipment.

Indigenous cops VICE spoke to said they work around the clock in poor and isolated communities, without the same equipment and resources as their non-Indigenous urban counterparts.

Six months later in Spring 2006, new packages were placed into new hive equipment in an isolated apiary (Rock Springs Apiary) that had no known feral or managed colonies of honey bees located within 8 km.

This study presents a probabilistic response analysis of seismically isolated electrical transformers with emphasis on comparing the performance of equipment that are non-isolated to equipment that are isolated only in the horizontal direction or are isolated by a three-dimensional isolation system.

The spread of ebolaviruses can be contained by barrier nursing, handling of infected blood and tissue in isolated laboratory units, and proper decontamination of reusable equipment.

The station's doctors quickly determined that Ms. Douceur should be removed as soon as possible from the isolated base, which has no M.R.I. or CT scan equipment, nor medicine to treat stroke victims, she said.

Since joining ActivCard, a smart-card security firm in Fremont, Calif., he has spent half his time working in an isolated cubicle at Sun Microsystems, surrounded by far more computer equipment than people.