Sentence examples for massive equipment from inspiring English sources

There's no backup talent and no massive equipment.

Massive equipment and construction vehicles are involved in excavation and digging of huge quantities of earth, compacting and leveling, transfer of materials and heavy loads, placement of construction materials, and construction process.

These studies were made possible by the use of a continuous flow stirred tank reactor (CSTR) which avoids the problems of slow heat up and cool down associated with the massive equipment required for running high-temperature and high-pressure liquefaction reactions.

Big may not always be best, but if the job is to lift and move really immense loads, only massive equipment will do the job and today, it seems the loads and what's needed to move them are getting ever larger and heavier.

This is the plant that suffered massive equipment failures and reactor melt downs as a result of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that damaged a reactor's cooling system, producing the largest nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.

Both of these approaches to synthesis of fine structures suffer from inherent weaknesses, such as difficult integration of products into device components in the case of the former and relative robustness, expensiveness and massive equipment in the case of the latter.

How many people truly appreciate the abstract aesthetics of huge pressed-metal funnels, rusty cogs and other massive oxidised equipment?

Plumbers who helped move the massive pumping equipment from the truck beds to the plant found an idle moment to discuss the day's work.

While the system is currently fairly crude and reliant on massive specialised equipment, in the future it's likely we'll have lightweight personal brain activity monitors.

Capacities of open-hearth furnaces are as high as 600 tons, and they are usually installed in groups, so that the massive auxiliary equipment needed to charge the furnaces and handle the liquid steel can be efficiently employed.

The defects and errors that led to the world's deadliest garment-industry accident include the swampy ground the Rana Plaza was built on, the "extremely poor quality" construction materials and the massive, vibrating equipment operating when the eight-story building collapsed, a committee appointed by Bangladesh's government has concluded.