Sentence examples for tank location from inspiring English sources

Such design included cooling tank location, assigning producers to the tanks and calculating system capacity.

Mr. Tiso's company performs inspection and tank location services only -- and not tank abandonment -- to avoid any possibility of conflict of interest.

A report by the traffic safety agency after the 1996 test said that "structural and component design is a more critical factor than fuel tank location".

After World War II, Bayer continued typeface innovations while helping design aficionado and industrialist Walter Paepcke to develop Aspen, Colo., as a resort and think tank location with the establishment of the Aspen Institute (1950).

The birds need heavy grass beneath the two- to three-foot-high sagebrush, for cover from predators during nesting and brood rearing, so eight new water tank locations will enable Mr. Lehfeldt to let his cattle and sheep range more widely in this dry country, which will allow prairie grasses to grow taller.

The quench tank (QT) location in the test cell is an open issue for IFMIF-DONES (International Fusion Material Irradiation Facility- designrientedesignron Source) design.

Residents have gathered 700 signatures opposing the tank's location and have suggested an empty Consolidated Edison lot a few blocks away as a more suitable spot.

Lockheed Martin (LM) is developing the concept for a space borne system for demonstration of long term storage, various fluid management tests involving control of tank pressure, location and identification of vapor and liquid phases, venting in low g, mass gauging, and extension of life with cryocoolers and location of liquid for transfer.

An environmental data firm, like Barber's, can tell you every potential concern within a six-acre circle of your lot, whether that involves a leaking gas tank, the location of a former drug lab, any possible water pollutants or logged Center for Disease Control concerns.

At time of the call, households were screened for eligibility using a simple telephone questionnaire which addressed tank type, location of household, the use of filter devices or disinfection, and the number and ages of persons in the house.

They compared the known position of the tank to the locations provided by the ARGOS transmitters and found a lower uplink rate and a shift toward poorer location qualities (0, A, and B) and discovered that ARGOS errors were non-normally distributed.