Sentence examples for reading equipment from inspiring English sources

Eyestrain, visually induced motion sickness, changes in visual functioning, user experience, and the essential optical parameters of the reading equipment were evaluated.

"Effectively, every speed limit is actually five miles higher to account for errors in the reading equipment and the speedometers," he said.

Other analyst Beltway "buy" choices: Computer Entry Systems, a maker of optical recognition and character reading equipment; Iverson Technology, a modifier of computer equipment for the Government, and Micros Systems, a custom designer of cash registers and data processing terminals.

Among other special-characteristic inks are metallic inks containing powdered copper, bronze, aluminum, or gold mixed with the pigment; magnetic inks, containing a powdered magnetized iron mixed with the pigment for "recognizing" the shape of printed characters as they pass before electronic reading equipment; and fluorescent inks.

But he and Mr. Rasmussen agreed that failure of the reading equipment at the toll gates to act in precisely the integrated fashion that it is supposed to accounted for some of the problems with the misreading of some transponders and mistaken violations.

Ingersoll Rand, which makes handprint reading equipment, says in publicity material that biometric hand readers "simultaneously and instantaneously record 90 separate measurements of a hand -- including length, width, thickness and surface area -- to verify that the person using the device really is who he or she claims to be.

The main problem currently is the cost of the braille-reading equipment: the cheapest is £900.

In the larger cities mechanized centres have been constructed in which electronic address-reading equipment processes certain mail for delivery.

Instructions from co-signers about how their payments should be allocated were also ignored, according to the lawsuits, in part because Navient's mail-reading equipment did not detect the written notes.

After disclosing that the system had been ignoring violations because the electronic data-reading equipment was malfunctioning on 290 of the 320 booths on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway, the department said it had begun repairs scheduled to be finished in March.

Recent disclosures that most toll cheats were going unpunished because electronic data-reading equipment was malfunctioning at 290 of 320 booths on the Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway could only be seen as the final ignominy for a system that was supposed to be paid for by income from violations.