Sentence examples for a different principle from from inspiring English sources

Harmonic Drive, mechanical speed-changing device, invented in the 1950s, that operates on a different principle from, and has capabilities beyond the scope of, conventional speed changers.

This works on a different principle from straight magnetic storage, for although the information is recorded magnetically, it is written and read by a laser.MO disks are coated with a material whose polarity can be altered only at high temperatures.

The continuing trend toward high power (more than 1 megawatt at frequencies of 60 GHz and 100 kilowatts at frequencies of 200 GHz) requires vacuum electronic devices, which operate on a different principle from that of the conventional slow-wave electron tubes.

It functions on a different principle from normal projectors, using a laser light source being bounced off a resonating mirror.

AIM was selected, because it is based on a different principle from the other two, and EEM can also mimic AIM charges very efficiently [60].

Our method is based on a different principle from the one described by this recent work and moreover it utilizes a functional recombinant peptide.

As ARM systems are built on a completely different principle from the Intel, AMD, and IBM-led PC-compatible spec, some serious changes had to be made.

Bigger problems come up when the migration to sensors based on a different principle is required (e.g. from resistive polymeric sensor to mass-variation QCM sensor); this necessity involves the re-design of part or even the whole olfactory system forcing research groups to great efforts in system design and software programming.

Robinson wants a revolution in education, "based on different principles from those of the standards movement".

There is certainly the sense that things may be coming to a head and that takes some doing bearing in mind every single piece of information out of Old Trafford since last summer has pointed to this being a club that want to operate to different principles from their rivals.

But although the resulting circuits work on rather different principles from those invented by Dr Kilby, there is a sense in which all of this year's winners are linked by the theme of information-processing.