Sentence examples for typically equipped from inspiring English sources
Four offices had chairside computers with Internet access in the operatories (a small room in a dental office for performing treatment, typically equipped with a fixed patient chair and various other equipment, such as a delivery tray with dental hand pieces, an overhead dental light, high volume suction, and x-ray).
That meant a typically equipped Explorer could carry 1,025 pounds, even less than the 1,100 pounds for a Taurus.
At typically equipped prices of $34,670 for the SuperCab and $37,295 for the SuperCrew, these are among Ford's priciest pickups, with cabins fit for cattle kings.
With a fully automatic softener, the unit is typically equipped with a device that starts the regeneration process according to a preset time schedule and then completes the process on its own.
The modern automobile is typically equipped with several microprocessors that operate a variety of functions, including engine control (fuel-air ratio, for example), the clock, the radio, and cruise control.
For a White House typically equipped with well-honed political radar designed to sniff out and derail conservative conspiracy theories about Mr. Obama, the potentially damaging events at the I.R.S. seemed to pass with little notice.
The release of Hg during processing occurs within the breathing zone of the worker, who is typically not equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE).
A UN peacekeeping force, whatever its size, is typically not equipped with the logistical and medical backup, equipment, weaponry, force structure, command and control arrangements, or the leadership to conduct sustained offensive combat operations.
Airliners like the A320 typically are equipped with radar that provides highly accurate weather information.
Pulverized coal mills are typically not equipped with sensors that detect the amount of coal injected into the furnace.
Despite the availability of resources designed to help health care providers integrate fall prevention education into their practices, EDs are typically not equipped to conduct a falls risk assessment or intervention.
