Sentence examples for shifting equipment from inspiring English sources

He tells our correspondent he is off to Kinshasa soon, that the Greek foreign minister has written to him and unfortunately there is no water in the building right now, so he is going to have to wait if he wants coffee.Workmen are fiddling with cables, cleaning ladies are mopping and staff are shifting equipment.

Here's a round up of what will happen to some of what we've been doing in the last year: Cardiff Bloggers Meet Ups – The meetings will continue, under the excellent organisation of Ed Walker from Media Wales – if you think you can help out Ed in any way, including setting up, shifting equipment or brainstorming ideas for meetings – then let him know.

Shifting equipment or forces from one domain to another is usually a tricky and difficult task, requiring specialized equipment, facilities, and training.

Digital imaging and high-precision beam or specimen shifting equipment (Suloway et al., 2005) simplifies the reconstruction of mosaics within one section by providing a good initial estimate of the tile configuration (Fig. 1b).

And weightlessness reduces the need for bigger muscles to shift equipment around, making space a level playing field.

"We have told them to leave the Shamsi airbase," Chaudhry Ahmed Mukhtar said on Wednesday night, adding that US personnel had already started to shift equipment from the base.

Nearby, the task of threading wires through the steel towers is already under way, as men in hard hats shift equipment into position.

A technique called "remote radio-head" involves shifting radio equipment from the cabin to the top of the mast, where it is cooled naturally.Efforts are also under way to exploit renewable sources of energy to power telecoms networks.

DVD recorders died out but DVRs continue to be popular, forming the basis of most time-shifting equipment and broadcast TV recorders that can "pause live TV".

Yet the company's sales in the second fiscal quarter, which ends in January 2000, are "a wild card which could dramatically alter the numbers" if corporations shift equipment spending to Y2K-related projects, Chambers said.

Under present aid formulas, Washington can pay for the F-16 upgrades only by shifting funds from equipment better suited for fighting the Taliban.