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In terms of overall market growth, if these 'traditional' applications--access control, automatic vehicle identification, automobile immobilization and ID documents--are removed from the equation, the 2008-2013 CAGR for total RFID systems revenue exceeds 20 percent.
Global RFID market to reach $5.3 billion in 2008 by Ink World
Typical applications include immobilization systems in automobiles, retail, and animal identification and tracking through the human food chain.
It's elemental, Watson by Anonymous / InTech
Each spit has an independent motor and its own switch to reduce risk of complete immobilization of the entire rotisserie should one spit malfunction.
French cooking by Zimmermann, Kim Ann / Grocery Headquarters
 
 
 
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