It encourages a short-term squeeze of employees, equipment and customers, and the government ( ie taxpayer) is usually left with the bill for investment.
Squeeze the medical equipment industry more.
Those used for academic work principally rely on amateur-radio frequencies, with basic equipment squeezed into the CubeSat form.
Once a year — this year on Oct. 26 — Ralston Cider Mill presses apples bought from Mr. Melick, and museum visitors are invited to watch as the sturdy equipment squeezes out 200 gallons of cider.
The resulting liquid is then fed through a series of tanks, rollers and other equipment that squeeze out the oil, leaving behind a mass that is mostly cell walls.
To demonstrate the viability of the proposed methodology a real-world scenario, where a new equipment to squeeze the polyethylene pipes to stop the gas flow without damaging the pipes, is developed.
Now they all meet at Mr. Cole's house and carpool, squeezing themselves and their equipment into a different member's car every week.
Bad weather, a grain shortage and soaring costs for agricultural inputs (fuel, chemicals, equipment) were squeezing farmers; at the same time consumers were protesting the high costs of basic foods like sugar, cheese and, perhaps most sensitively, meat.
Matt Allen, the Giants' holder du jour, spent the week rummaging through the latest wares of the equipment room, squeezing his left hand in and out of gloves before settling on a black, white and gray model that felt just right.
WALK into any company headquarters in Tokyo, Osaka or Nagoya these days and you have to squeeze past boxes of computer equipment waiting to be installed.
