• It has deflated endowments and disrupted plans to build new facilities and upgrade equipment.

• The severe strain of waging two wars in faraway countries has been aggravated by undermanning and equipment shortages.

• The kitchen is home to a number of large, energy-eating pieces of equipment.

• The scanners are similar to equipment used to score standardized tests.

• Miniature rail tracks connect sheds that house lathes, marble cutters and other power equipment.

• It serves as a focal point among tropical plants and is also a storage place for garden tools and equipment.

• The end result is that the exodus of equipment predicted by some may not be all that grand.

• Candidates will need to supply their own office equipment and internet connection.

• Field surgery is performed with rudimentary equipment and morphine is scarce.

• Now imagine that rugged little piece of equipment on a tougher grander scale.

• High equipment costs and a steep learning curve, among other factors, are hindering widespread adoption of no-till practices.

• After a long night, the researchers took the equipment back to the lab.

• The space created between the two conceals pool equipment and a new outdoor shower.

• It makes me want to be able to operate earth moving equipment.

• Oversee the safe storage and appropriate warehousing of district supplies and equipment.

• British police began finding jamming equipment in the possession of criminals about three years ago.

• One halfway modular divider enables specific equipment setup.

• But equipment malfunctioned, and the fluid spilled, setting the synthetic fibers of her clothing ablaze.

• So using that kind of equipment and being around that much raw power is something different.

• Double boilers are great for gently melting chocolate, but we've found an even easier method that uses common kitchen equipment.

• The only equipment the person would need is a laptop.

• Dexterity of hands and fingers to operate office equipment including a computer keyboard and peripheral equipment.

• Codelco mobilised contractors and equipment from around the world to drill three separate rescue shafts.

• Tell students that in order to explore the bottom of the ocean, scientists use equipment that creates echoes.

• Recently equipped with hand-held equipment for doing the geophysical surveys, perhaps they can finish the job.

• He has brought a truckload of equipment to this site to band some of its few remaining burrowing owls.

• Use our list of resources and get money back on your water-saving equipment and drought-tolerant plants more.

• Dutch researchers have confirmed that using mobile phones in hospitals actually does interfere with medical equipment.

• Responsible for checking program equipment and make minor repairs as necessary to ensure equipment is operational.

• Makers of blood-testing equipment have taken to charging only if the device actually produces usable data.

• The bacteria were likely spread among players through shared towels, whirlpool baths, and weightlifting equipment.

• Scientists can learn a lot by using imaging equipment and by making other observations.

• Steinmetz's work led to the measures used to protect power equipment from lightning strikes.

• They're out in the test kitchen now practicing with all their fancy-schmancy equipment.

• Equipment is first evaluated to see if it meets standards for donation to schools and non-profits.

• Prepare budget and determine allocation of funds for staff, supplies and equipment.

• In support areas, there's no need for hardened equipment.

• First get permission to use kitchen equipment and eggs.

• Solar generator is an environmental friendly equipment that can use anywhere.

• One case aside, even the best available fishing equipment and regulations will result in a few stray snags.

• Use the grind your coffee equipment is designed to handle.

• There's nothing worse than trying to untangle a mess of cables when you want to swap out a piece of equipment.

• Demonstrated ability to work with computers and other office equipment.

• The squeeze comes as a surge in demand for high-tech equipment has sent demand for rare earths soaring.

• Altair takes the astronauts and all their equipment down to the surface.

• See tractors and other farm equipment spanning the last eighty years.

• The sink is full of bleach solution for scrubbing equipment and floors.

• Click through the gallery to see this previously untested equipment in action.

• Order, maintain, and inventory supplies and equipment.

• They have enjoyed big gains from the increased returns on investments in equipment.

• Currently, astronauts get some radiation protection from their spacecraft and from equipment such as spacesuits.

• The museum's grounds contain mining exhibits and equipment used by the miners in their quest for gold.

• The photographers begin to pack up their equipment and head back down the trail.

• Price drops for semi-pro astronomy gear have put some impressive equipment in the hands of astrophotographer hobbyists.

• When it comes to recording, its all about planning and equipment.

• Companies are seeking outsiders' help to squeeze more out of their equipment.

• The equipment helps police find stolen cars and catch wanted persons.

• But this could change as the equipment itself changes.

• Now that the basic technique is free to use, many people expect the price of the equipment and enzymes involved to decline.

• What the companies would have spent on labor-saving equipment goes to paying overtime wages.

• Over the years, the firm has tried to diversify, buying businesses making dairy and food-processing equipment.

• The designer went shopping for speakers, headphones and other equipment that looks as good as it sounds.

• Instead the university has installed racks of equipment in windowless rooms where students and.

• The big routers and network-switching equipment that make up its core business are custom-built to order.

• Problems with emergency equipment and disaster procedures are far more pervasive than publicly described.

• UN troops have provided engineering help and heavy equipment to carefully uncover buried artwork.

• When roots are compacted by heavy equipment or severed by trenching, chances are you won't see the damage immediately.

• Gates pledged armored transport vehicles and other equipment to foreign troops to help protect them against roadside bombs.

• Revenues are stagnant, costs are growing and mounting losses make it increasingly hard to finance expensive new equipment.

• Natural disaster leaves researchers struggling with broken equipment and a crippled infrastructure.

• Peshtigo's fire-fighting equipment was limited to a single horse-drawn steam pumper.

• Moreover, the beam is so tightly focused that equipment a mere dozen metres away from its line would struggle to detect.

• To save energy, make sure your equipment and appliances are properly maintained so that they don't waste power.

• It's not surprising, then, that experiments to radically alter light's speed require some serious equipment and hard work.

• There were no offices, no desks, no personal equipment.

• Coordinated maintenence and equipment budget with central computing services.

• But they can't drive and operate weather equipment at the same time.

• Lets place automated construction equipment to build shelters tunnels, place a power plant to recharge this equipment.

• You'll find sources for the special equipment and decorations, plus packaging ideas.

• He has turned to lab equipment and industrial food additives, pursuing quirky juxtapositions of flavor and texture.

• Now quirky research equipment shows up in his office here in the statistics department.

• One is whether electronics firms should be required to make their equipment easy to tinker with.

• Store equipment on your lap or in a bag with the strap wrapped around your wrist or ankle.

• The scale of equipment in the bowels of such boats is impressive.

• Their aim is to miniaturize combat equipment using.

• With year-round schooling, buildings and equipment that lie idle for vast periods could be utilized far more.

• Readers should be made aware that there are multiple versions of x-ray scanning equipment on the market.

• Learn how scientists are studying animal eyes to create new cameras and other high-tech equipment.

• Men have all the necessary equipment to produce milk, and on occasion it can happen.

• Next to the equipment two more boys jumped rope, their bare feet bouncing in rhythm on the cracked concrete.

• As technology has evolved, so has the equipment worn by football players.

• There is also a serious problem with equipment and know-how.

• Yet, despite their ubiquity, they are delicate pieces of equipment.

• To feed the microbes, plants must aerate sewage sludge with costly, power-hogging equipment.

• The equipment was said to be so good that it could spot every dentist office in the area.

• Hasn't anyone ever set up some video equipment with some rain and wind sensors, etc.

• With all these credentials, it's no wonder the wok is standard equipment in many kitchens.

• These are my only start-up expenses, but there's no mention of them or a dollar amount for equipment.

• Hikers, for example, take the survivalist approach with featherweight tents and minimal equipment.

• Windows, climate control and office equipment all contribute to an eco-friendly office.

• So, the group set nonharmful traps and positioned video equipment to help capture approaching animals.

• The internal ramp was used to haul up sand and small stones as well as equipment by workers.

• Guard if equipment was removed since being provided that information.

• Fixed investments such as land, facilities, and major equipment are the responsibility of individual local emirates.

• No computer or additional equipment is needed-this stand-alone system is ideal.

• In the meantime, looking at creative ways to retrofit existing equipment is a good interim strategy.

• Antarctica's climate is not kind to sensitive equipment.

• No shortage of equipment from the best manufacturers, apparently no shortage of funding.

• So do brain-imaging equipment and semiconductor factories.

• Travis sets up the surveillance equipment for the test in the backyard.

• These are all pieces of camping equipment and are intended for use outdoors.

• But what makes today's equipment particularly maddening is how clumsily all that gear fits together.

• Equipment was bought, laboratories built and students funded.

• African technicians have to use large samples of the dangerous viruses for their research because their equipment is antiquated.

• Old hard drives and some circuit boards are resold for use in new equipment.

• Both the studio equipment needed to create the pictures and the sets needed to receive them have remained stubbornly expensive.

• We can drive over mining roads right up to sites, as opposed to lugging heavy equipment a mile or more by foot.

• The equipment to do this can cost more than twice as much as the rest of the laser components combined.

• Other big mining companies helped with advice and equipment.

• If anyone is guilty that one is scientist who discovered modern equipment and abnormal aviarices of reading public.

• Equipment that can sniff these vapours could help find bombs.

• Virtually every piece of electrically powered equipment acts as a radio transmitter, whether it is supposed to or not.

• Aetna offers discounts for gym equipment and medical devices that can be used at home.

• But much of the treaty deals with less glamorous equipment and capabilities.

• They are cheaper than the high tech military equipment and basically do the same thing.

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