ETI is a major supplier of Catering, industrial, HVAC, refrigeration thermometers and environmental monitoring instruments for markets as diverse as food service and production, chemical, pharmaceutical, and building services.
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Wall Street expectations drove executives at Industrial Scientific Corp ., a Pennsylvania-based maker of gas monitoring instruments, to take the company private in 1999, six years after it went public.
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Vibrations from the pipeline rupture were picked up by seismic monitoring instruments being used 12 to 60 miles away by researchers from the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
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After Mount St . Helens, scientists from the U . S . Geological Survey began devising portable volcano monitoring instruments that could be set up together in 70-pound early-warning systems.
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Thus, their activities included development of appropriate monitoring instruments, developing physical controls, administrative procedures, monitoring areas and personnel, and radioactive waste disposal in short, the entire spectrum of modern day radiation protection problems.
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That would complement Philips'medical systems group, which makes diagnostic imaging machines, such as CT and X-ray scanners, and would free Agilent to concentrate on making measurement and monitoring instruments and semiconductor and optical components.
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In addition to the radar, the Endeavour is to carry a pollution-monitoring instrument called MAPS . This device, flown on three previous missions, measures the global distribution of carbon monoxide in the lower atmosphere.
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Under the " Atoms for Peace " program, 33 countries, including Iran, Pakistan, Colombia and Malaysia, received shipments of sealed plutonium for calibrating radiation measurement and monitoring instruments and for nuclear research and development.
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The volcano was observed on 4 8 November by the Ozone Monitoring Instrument ( OMI ) on NASA's Aura spacecraft and imagery indicated that a sulfur dioxide plume had been released into the upper troposphere.
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VENUS uses Internet, telecommunication technology, and a network of about 50 kilometers of fiber optic cables at a maximum depth of 300 meters to create a permanent link to cameras and other monitoring instruments on the seafloor.
