Sentence examples for mobile systems that from inspiring English sources
Agriworks' core innovation is to reduce the capital cost of irrigation systems by developing mobile systems that can be shared by more than one farmer, while being extremely easy to use and maintain.
Salomon, the founder and chairman of Agriworks Uganda, is addressing this need by reducing the capital cost of irrigation systems through modular, easy-to-use, and easy-to-maintain mobile systems that can be shared by multiple farmers.
Now, Visa says that accelerating a switch to E.M.V. technology in the United States will not only enhance security when credit and debit cards are used, but also will help prepare for increased use of mobile systems that let shoppers pay by waving their cellphones at a payment terminal.
Abraham Salomon and Agriworks Uganda are addressing the need of smallholder farmers for affordable irrigation by reducing the capital cost of irrigation systems through modular, easy-to-use, and easy-to-maintain mobile systems that can be shared by multiple farmers.
For authorities and councils that wish to fund CCTV, Mr Salmon will publish a common standard for mobile systems that provide images suitable for court.
In particular, we consider wireless tactical scenarios for land mobile systems, that are of interest for military applications, and provide several numerical examples.
Each truck is, essentially, a mobile system that can launch its own barrage 12 miles or more.
The Defense Department, in the field, has used a mobile system that records fingerprints of suspects, but it cannot always search for a match in other government databases.
The topology chosen is that of locating relays on the mobile system that has appropriate geometric characteristics.
This paper presents an assessment of a new mobile system that interrupts the wearer to support self-monitoring of stress.
At the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Vincent Tang and his team developed a low-cost mobile system that allows cities to detect even tiny traces of nuclear materials, to thwart potential terrorist attacks.
