Sentence examples for time recorder from inspiring English sources

Returning home, he commenced a successful career with the Cincinnati Time Recorder company that spanned over fifty years.

This estimate can be achieved by merging the time-average equation, after reformulating it with an equation binding the porosity to transit time recorder in a porous media, with the well-known Archie equation.

"I brought my 1908 guide into your office to be used as a model, and nothing came of it... ...... Mentiones the Simplex Time Recorder (The New Simplex Watchman's Clock 'Watches the Watchman'").

Abstract of the Title and Deeds to 407 E. Buffalo St. Parsonage: 212 Fall Creek Dr. Reports about Church Safety Systems; 1973 proposal from Simplex Time Recorder Co. for Smoke, Heat and Fire Detection Equipment.

Tyco International, a conglomerate whose holdings include ADT security systems, agreed to buy Simplex Time Recorder, which installs, monitors and services fire alarm and security systems, for $1.15 billion.

Well, the gadget is made up of a time recorder, a hidden computer and an earpiece.

Thus, a master clock can control scores of dials in a large group of buildings, as well as such other apparatus as time recorders and sirens.

Making money has always been the main aim of the company formed in 1911 by the merger of three small producers of mechanical accounting machines, scales and time recorders, and renamed International Business Machines 13 years later.

I.B.M. was founded a hundred years ago today, as C.T.R., or Computing Tabulating and Recording Company, and it's best known for its data machines: commercial scales and clocks, industrial time recorders and punch cards, and, of course, computers.

Drawing on those photographs, here's a look at the history of design at I.B.M. I.B.M. was founded a hundred years ago today, as C.T.R., or Computing Tabulating and Recording Company, and it's best known for its data machines: commercial scales and clocks, industrial time recorders and punch cards, and, of course, computers.

The effect of the "human factor" is marked very clearly in the form of errors due to the lack of skill of time recorders and their fatigue, especially in long-term measurements (Nurminen et al. 2006).