Sentence examples for subsequent equipment from inspiring English sources

Measuring submarine groundwater discharge and related chemical fluxes to the oceans poses unique challenges due to the involvement of subsequent equipment to measure the discharge.

The subsequent collapse in equipment prices has presented an incredible opportunity for business owners looking to upgrade their existing equipment or mount an expansion.

Six subsequent flights carrying equipment are expected over the next two weeks.

Taking into consideration its compact size and integrated function of charging and automatic liquid sample delivery, the IMES is a bioaerosol sampling system ready for integration with subsequent automated detection equipment.

It was found that the moisture content in the powders can be controlled to within specifications by designing a drying step in the same equipment subsequent to fluidized bed granulation with wet air.

The senior officers said that while early tests using handheld samplers had registered the presence of biological agents on some of the equipment, subsequent tests run by the XTF's more sophisticated labs on those same samples had proved "negative" -- that is, the tests showed no indication of the presence of any biological agent or toxin.

In the event of a partial or full rupture of a tube, a problem may arise in that a transient pressure rise phenomenon could occur due to the flashing of the high-pressure sub-cooled fluid in the tube into the low-pressure shell, which may cause the shell to rupture with subsequent damage to equipment.

TiN was deposited with a classic BALZERS PVD equipment and subsequent ion implantation.

The committee recommended that subsequent robotic missions include equipment to search the soil and airborne dust for harmful organisms or compounds.

This article covers both early experimentation with electronic sound-producing devices and composers' subsequent exploitation of electronic equipment as a technique of composition.

But the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq created a high-water mark of billions in available equipment, and subsequent drawdowns from each nation have meant law enforcement entities nationwide have snatched up gear developed for guerrilla warfare and battling conventional armies.