Similar words: bradycardia, identity card, alley cat, by car, day care, card-carrying, cardboard, keyboard. Meaning: n. a plastic card that has a magnetically coded strip that is scanned in order to operate a mechanism.
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(1) This system offers reduced keycard expenses for the hotel, increased efficiency and increased flexibility.
(2) Never store the Keycard in the vehicle.
(3) Keycard access system not defined, Ecadi to clarify with client.
(4) The keycard works on a RFID system which includes the customer's details and pre-assigned services, so it can be used elsewhere around the hotel or for in-room services.
(5) Since that date some 1.5 million hotel rooms and cruise ships cabin doors have been fitted with Keycard access control systems.
(6) The demand from the hospitality industry was to integrate different computer systems and to continue the automation of the keycard concept.
(7) The read-out includes the time of entry, user identification and method of entry, for example, keycard or emergency metal key.
(8) Members go online to reserve a car nearby[Sentence dictionary], and their keycard unlocks it. Hourly rates vary but are usually less than $10. Customers don't pay for gas.
(9) Travelers visiting two pilot locations can choose between MobileKey access to their guestroom or continue to check-in the traditional way and obtain a plastic keycard prior to going to their room.
(10) Members go online to reserve a car nearby, and their keycard unlocks it.
(11) Rather, members pay a $60 annual fee and $25 application fee to join and get a keycard.
(12) We'll take the stairs to the roof and wait for Francesca's keycard.
(13) It would also be an expense for the hoteliers, as the system requires a special lock, without either keyhole or keycard swipe, on any room in the program.
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