Sentence examples for location equipment from inspiring English sources

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Although a typical APTS has an Automated Trip Scheduling System (ATSS), a Digital Geographic Database (DGD), and an Automated Vehicle Location Equipment (AVLE) as subsystems, the fact that vehicles in the study area are not equipped with AVLE made the authors to design for an APTS that has only the ATSS and DGD components.

Because of the high stakes, he says, organizers have tried to use the same location, equipment, and definition of what constitutes the "breakup" for 84 consecutive years.

In that situation, CT cannot transfer the primary current correctly, which causes mis-operation or mal-operation of protection equipment and greater errors of fault location equipment.

For example, Woodside et al. [ 9] found that location, equipment, and facility were important factors that hospital patients sought to optimize.

The devices connect to other critical locations, equipment, and "events" in the facility, proactively reducing oversights by busy staff.

The final result is an interactive operational tool for defining locations, equipment allocations, staffing, response times, the cost/efficiency trade-off, etc.

Also at the crux of the issue are the myriad new kinds of data being generated by an increasing number of sources from social media to geo-location equipment to digital sensors embedded in industrial machinery.

However, this screening procedure is difficult to generalize because X-ray assessment requires specific locations, equipment, and skilled technicians in the field.

The source can be anywhere along the supply chain, the complex system of locations, equipment, vehicles, processes, partners, and people that get food from farms and other origins all the way to your mouth.

Flytographer, a marketplace for hiring vacation and engagement photo services, have encouraged grassroots "photo clubs" where regional photographers have meetups to share locations, equipment tips and build a social support group.