Sentence examples for of equipment based from inspiring English sources

"Our photographers use a range of equipment based on the needs of their areas of coverage (sports, White House, conflict, red carpet, etc )," writes Ha in an email.

"If you have a long patio, say 100 feet, it's going to be hard to put a speaker on each side," explained Dave Chai, president of Outdoor Speaker Depot, an online seller of equipment based in Brea, Calif.

Many of the contracts, Mr. Verwaayen said, were for trials of equipment based on LTE, or Long Term Evolution, the upcoming generation of super high-speed wireless networks that are currently being tested around the world.

During the data acquisition, two lines of ERI was performed using ABEM Terrameter LS set of equipment based on Schlumberger array.

This paper covers the design, development and operation of a novel piece of equipment, based around the CMA/12 guide probe (Carnegie Medicin, Sweden), which offers a low cost alternative for monitoring EEG at the site of microdialysis in a freely moving animal.

CEO Konstantin Kiselev and CTO and co-founder Vladislav Mironov will explain the application of deep learning to create a digital twin of equipment based on data from sensors, which works like a virtual environment for synthetic data generation.

Raeghn L. Torrie, the chief financial officer of Autonomous Solutions, a developer of robotic equipment based in Petersboro, Utah, said her business started a self-insured health plan for its 44 employees on Jan . 1as a way to cope with the uncertainties created by the new law.

The transaction will create the sixth-largest maker of semiconductor equipment, based on combined sales of $825 million in 2001, the companies said.

Harry Kazazian, the chief executive of Exxel Outdoors, a maker of camping equipment based in Alabama, said the election, the fiscal cliff and rapidly shifting regulations had put him in a cautious mood.

This week, even though its shares fell along with those of other technology companies, this maker of networking equipment, based in Silicon Valley's San Jose, firmly displaced Microsoft, and was neck and neck with General Electric for the title of the most valuable company in the world.This battle for supremacy is not, however, what motivates Cisco's chief executive, John Chambers.

Cisco Systems said yesterday that it would buy some assets of Procket Networks, a privately held maker of communications equipment based in Milpitas, Calif., for $89 million in cash.