Since it is not feasible to have continuous traffic counters on every road segment for the entire year, short-period traffic counts are performed using portable counters for the roads without PTCs.
An inspector waved a portable Geiger counter over his hand luggage and when the counter began to act up over one case, he was asked to open it.
While the Wii version appears to push most of the exercise stuff, the $30 DSi version (also compatible with the DS) serves more as a portable calorie counter and nutritional information system although you also get "complete exercise routines".
During the various experiments the ion concentration in the room air was recorded using a portable ion counter (Air Ion Counter IC 1000, Ion Trading, Tokyo, Japan).
The charge build-up on the specimens was measured using an electric field mill while the ion concentration in the room air was recorded using a portable ion counter.
The number of viable bacteria present was estimated by plating of each milk sample onto ABA and the number of somatic cells present in milk samples was determined using a DeLaval portable cell counter in line with the manufacturer's instructions.
There are many portable geiger counters out there, but the idea here is to make use of the iPhone's capabilities to keep the price down: just the handset and the Geiger Fukushima are enough.
A party equipped with portable Geiger counters arrived in Hiroshima on 8 September headed by Farrell and Warren, with Japanese Rear Admiral Masao Tsuzuki, who acted as a translator.
Warren's party, equipped with portable geiger counters, arrived in Hiroshima by air on 8 September as part of a group headed by Brigadier General Thomas F. Farrell that also included Brigadier General James B. Newman Jr and Japanese Rear Admiral Masao Tsuzuki, who acted as a translator.
Farrell arrived in Hiroshima by air on 8 September as part of a group, equipped with portable geiger counters, that was headed by himself, and also included Brigadier General James B. Newman, Jr from the US Army Air Forces, Japanese Rear Admiral Masao Tsuzuki, who acted as a translator, and Colonel Stafford L. Warren, the head of the Manhattan District's Medical Section.
