Such systems may be accessed remotely for the purpose of obtaining records or troubleshooting.

Such software could be installed physically or remotely.

Such companies may email the unlocking code which will remotely unlock the device.

Such devices are often equipped into bait cars and set up so that observing police can trigger the switch remotely.

Such taps are normally manually operated, automatic on-load tap changers being reserved, for cost and reliability considerations, to higher power rated or specialized transformers supplying transmission or distribution circuits or certain utilization loads such as furnace transformers.

Such aircraft are operated by airlines.

Such professionally operated groups are often found in institutional settings, including hospitals, drug-treatment centers and correctional facilities.

Such an interpretation of the passage in the Annales Bertiniani suggests that by 839 this konung Hakan, accompanied by his military followers from Scandinavia, most likely from East Sweden, operated in North Rus '.

Such telephones are called customer-owned coin-operated telephones ( COCOT ), and are mostly kept in as good condition as compared with a payphone owned and operated by the local telephone company.

Such Kalyana Mantapams are built and operated even inseveral foreign countries for benefit of Indians.

Such extremely high rates of fire are effectively employed by aircraft in air-to-air combat, where the target dwell time is short and weapons are typically operated in brief bursts.

Such robbers operated in Great Britain and Ireland from the Elizabethan era until the early 19th century.

Such was the demand for tarpaulins by the New South Wales Government Railways, up until 1990, they operated their own tarpaulin factory.

Such a horsemill-powered blast furnace is almost certainly unique, and only operated for a few years.

“ Such discount could not be viewed as a trade discount as units operated in a captive market with pricing determined in accordance with the existing policies.

Such Smartphones were originally designed without touchscreens, intended to be operated more efficiently with only one hand, and typically had lower display resolution than Pocket PCs.

Such as the SD40T-2s ( T for tunnel motor ) bought by fallen flags: Southern Pacific, and Denver and Rio Grande Western ; now operated by the Union Pacific Railroad.

Such a system operated under Austria-Hungary, where the same monarch, Emperor Charles I, reigned separately in both Austria and Hungary.

Such operations are mostly operated from the United States of America in conjunction with a religious organization having links to many churches who produce their own programs.

Such grandness did not exist in any of the other theatre properties owned and operated by Cineplex Odeon, as most of them dated after World War II when J. Arthur Rank came to Canada to start Odeon Theatres of Canada in the late 1940s.

Such machines operate in a manner more similar to the execution device from which they derive their name ; the blade moves straight up and down, with no rotation around a fulcrum like smaller hand operated paper cutters.

Such vehicles were largely used as scouting vehicles, and were armoured to protect the crew.

Such vehicles are usually expedients, and lack of space prevents the armament of an IFV being carried in addition to an infantry section or squad.

Such vehicles typically had poor performance, especially since manual transmissions were ( and still are ) rare in minivans.

Such renewable fuels could alleviate the costs and dependency issues of imported fossil fuels without requiring either electrification of the vehicle fleet or conversion to hydrogen or other fuels, enabling continued compatible and affordable vehicles.

Such tracks are still navigable by well-equipped four-wheel-drive vehicles which must carry extra fuel and water.

Such vehicles are required to display an STGO ( Special Types General Order ) plate on the front of the tractor unit and, under certain circumstances, are required to travel by an authorised route and have an escort.

Such games can simulate various aspects of reality, from business, to government, to construction, to piloting vehicles ( see above ).

Such harnesses can cause paralysis or other severe injury in a vehicle rollover when retrofited to vehicles not designed for their installation and not having sufficient strength to prevent roof collapse during rollover and are used mainly in racing.

Such improvised fighting vehicles date back to the first use of automobiles, and even earlier, to the horse-drawn tachankas mounting machine guns in eastern Europe and Russia.

Such vehicles are called fly-cars.

Such charges can easily destroy light vehicles such as the Humvee, and large ones can even destroy main battle tanks.

Such radiation belts affect radio and radar transmissions, damage or destroy arming and fusing mechanisms of intercontinental ballistic missile warheads, and endanger crews of orbiting space vehicles.

Such traffic light preemption is usually reserved for emergency vehicles such as fire apparatus, ambulances, and police squad cars, though sometimes mass transit vehicles including buses and light rail trains can interrupt lights.

Such conduits became known as structured investment vehicles ( SIVs ).

Such vehicles include:

Such vehicles may employ a wide range of mounted paint-discharging weaponry.

Such requests are made relatively often for specialized resources such as armoured vehicles ( e. g. hostage situations ) and technical capabilities not possessed by police forces.

Such measures include using biodiesel fuel in their vehicles and organizing recycling campaigns.

Such a system would, moreover, help to promote and develop the image of the new town .” Light rail vehicles would offer greater passenger carrying capacity than buses, and, although initially more expensive to purchase than diesel or trolley buses, their economic life of around 50 years was far longer than that for diesel and trolley buses of around 15 years.

Such approval may be given if the car is one of a similar standard to vehicles already accepted into the Club.

This was the cherished tradition of the ( horse-drawn ) carriage builders .< Ref name = ABFHS > Anthony Bird & Francis Hutton-Stott, Lanchester Motorcars, A History, page 96, Cassell, London 1965 </ ref > Such doors are rarely used on vehicles in modern times because of their disadvantages.

Such very old vehicles present challenges to today's collectors.