Sentence examples for a device made up of from inspiring English sources

(Collisions was shot on a device made up of 16 Go-Pros).

The Bethe panel concluded that it was what the Americans called the Alarm Clock, a device made up of layers.

The benefit of a device made up of collocated receive HF antennas has been underlined in a previous realization based on a single-input multiple-output (SIMO) architecture [12]: in the absence of spatial diversity, this solution provides partially uncorrelated acquisitions thanks to the different sensor sensitivities relative to the incoming polarizations.

Authorities were also looking into whether they left a device — made up of three bundled pipe bombs and remote-control car parts — that was apparently intended to harm police responding to the shooting at the Inland Regional Center, according to a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation who requested anonymity in order to speak candidly.

Authorities were also looking into whether they left a device — made up of three bundled pipe bombs and remote-control car parts — that was intended to harm police responding to the shooting at the Inland Regional Center, according to a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation who requested anonymity in order to speak candidly.

A distinction is made between systems using a single device or multiple devices made up of one (57%) or more than one component type (Table 17).

But radiation safety experts say the retrofitted devices made up of different companies' products present a special challenge.

But bottom-up engineering, say the researchers, could lead to ultrasmall microelectronic devices made up of just handfuls of molecules.

Among the reported RS materials which exhibit conductance quantization, Ta2O5 [181] 181] and HfO2 [69, 188] show good performances irrespective of the type of the CFs, i.e., Vo-CF or metal CF. Both ECM and VCM devices made up of HfO2 and Ta2O5 materials have shown obvious QC effect, as shown in Figs. 2, 5 [171], and 8 [70].

However, a California startup, Rainforest Connection, may have found a solution: a listening device made up of old smart phones.

He came up with a simple device, made up of a webcam, a computer and a pair of headphones and created software that would translate any colour in front of me into a sound.