We maintain two identical sets of equipment (syringes, fluid, airway management items, and so forth) and drug bags to take on transfers; one equipment and one drug bag taken on each trip.
In February, the Pentagon initiated an effort to broaden its approved mobile devices so the military can access the latest communications technology and is not dependent on just one equipment vendor.
Rather than waiting for five-, three-, or even one-year paybacks on equipment, you can be in the black on day one.
One of the world's major arms exporters would find it tricky, for example, to really discuss the implications of basing one's economy on equipment that requires war.
A law enforcement official has said that early forensic tests on one officer's equipment found no presence of hair, fibers, bodily tissue, fecal matter or blood, though the results of more sophisticated DNA tests have not been revealed.
The design of HVAC systems for museum exhibition rooms is a challenging issue, as artworks require specific hygrothermal conditions to prevent deterioration: on one hand, technical equipment should be able to maintain optimal microclimate, even in critical conditions (e.g., high visitors' presence); on the other hand, energy inefficiency due to oversized system should be avoided.
Inspectors found substantial traces of 36percentt enriched uranium -- a standard for Russian reactors -- on equipment in one room of the Kalaye Electric Company, near Tehran.
When they hear the word 'flood' all other insurance coverage goes out the window". Studio musician Chris Leuzinger took a break from doing triage on equipment at one of a small handful of warehouses where damaged instruments have been moved for assessment.
Bruce Milletto, a retail consultant to the coffee industry, notes that a typical American café spends around $50,000 on equipment, about one-quarter of which goes on an espresso machine.
Movements are deduced from artifact, and leg movements may be recorded on one channel if the equipment is preset for such recording.
