Sentence examples for a computer for controlling from inspiring English sources

The system combines several elements: (i) enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay lab-on-a-chip (ELISassay lab-on-a-chips, (ii) assay lab-on-a-chipvice (CCD) cassay lab-on-a-chipi) pumps and valvELISA LOCuid delivery to the ELISA–LOC, (iv) a computer interface board, and (v) a computer for controlling the fluidics, logging, and data analysis of the CCD data.

A computer program for controlling the robots was integrated with the Leginon program, which provides a module for automated imaging of individual samples.

Perhaps GM could follow suit and use a computer for maintenance control.

The technology was licensed to AMP, who then used it to build specialized computers for controlling tracks in the New York City Subway and on railroad switching yards.

Moreover, a self-modified computer program for controlling the real-time movements of two guide rollers and two conical rollers in a ring rolling process has been developed.

Some of the other details described here includes thermal design of the cryogenic system, a reliable onboard computer system for controlling the cryogen and the air sampling operation.

To emulate this kind of behaviour - albeit in a more simplistic fashion - Dr Rao and his team are developing a hierarchical brain-computer interface for controlling the robot.

Raytheon won the STARS contract in 1996 to modernize the computer system for controlling air traffic approaching and leaving airports, beating Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

This architecture divides code running on computers into a "kernel," responsible for controlling the computer's hardware, and so-called application programs, which are loaded into the computer's memory to perform individual tasks.

Lucent, which makes computer networking gear and is the largest maker of telephone equipment in the United States, has sued Dell Computer and Gateway over the inventions, which include color memory, video-search functions and a method for controlling a computer with a stylus.

Others challenge the PC makers' centralized "mainframe in the home" vision of the personal computer as a hub for controlling all of the data expected to be flowing into houses to provide information, entertainment and other digital services in the years ahead.