Sentence examples for a heat detector from inspiring English sources

"Our device is a heat detector measuring the rate of rise in temperature," says Gluckman.

A kitchen fire triggers a heat detector, which sends a signal to a pump under the sink.

And if I follow logic, I say why would such an admired masterpiece be destroyed?" Back down on the ground, he throws open the three huge windows at the end of the room and brings out his thermal camera, which contains a heat detector that works most effectively in the cold.

A game called TwITCHer, similar to Twister, called for more active participation and was a favorite of Billy Labbé, 8, from Middle Village, Queens, who also enjoyed aiming a heat detector at a friend's arm and watching it register rising temperatures.

The device, known as a heat detector, raises concerns among animal rights advocates, not so much because of its intrusiveness in the private parts of the cow — its use involves inserting a thermometer with a tiny transmitter and antenna in the cow's genitals — but because of what it says about the stressful lives of Swiss cows.

"Smart" police cars come equipped with license plate cameras, computers, a GPS projectile launcher, and even a heat detector in the front grill to differentiate between people and animals, and police officers are equipped with "smart" phones containing the latest technologies for identifying and tracking so-called "suspects".

The conductor tested the wheel assembly with a hand-held heat detector called a Tempilstik, but he apparently applied the device to the wrong part of the wheel assembly, officials said last week after a re-enactment of the accident.

Their patent-pending product, Automist, consists of a ceiling-mounted heat detector that triggers a pump under the sink that sends water to a special unit at the base of the kitchen faucet.

Fortunately, evolution has provided it with one a heat-detector that can sense a fire from a distance of 80km (50 miles).That fact was sufficiently impressive to Helmut Schmitz, of the University of Bonn, in Germany, for him to study the jewel beetle's heat detector with a view to building something similar artificially.

In experiment I, calves were infested with larvae of ARG and AUS, each strain separately infesting a cotton sleeve (20 cm diameter) glued (Kamar heat detector adhesive, Kamar, Steamboat Springs, CO, USA) to the shaved dorsum skin of two tick-naïve Holstein calves.

The electronic heat detector is the brainchild of several professors at a technical college in the nearby Swiss capital of Bern.