Sentence examples for a miniature system from inspiring English sources

In this paper, design, fabrication and experiment of a miniature system for detection of airborne particulate matter (PM) are presented.

"What I brought with me was sort of a miniature system of what I want to install in the hospital," she said.

The performance of a miniature, stainless steel, rectilinear ion trap (RIT) with dimensions of 1.66 mm × 1.43 mm (x0 and y0 respectively) is characterized by sampling externally generated ions and performing mass analysis without benefit of differential pumping to simulate conditions in a miniature system.

He's also been keeping an eye on the ongoing development of the still under-wraps Nintendo NX console, but admits he's a bit more excited about the about-to-be-released NES Classic Edition, a miniature system pre-loaded with vintage games like Metroid, Mega Man, and, of course, the Mario series.

Two approaches are employed: a robust, research-grade 49-channel system is used to validate previous clinical findings and determine the optimal sampling resolution, and secondly, a low-cost, portable, miniature system based on annular photodiodes is developed and shown to be diagnostically comparable.

In addition to the science payloads, CanX-2 will also fly engineering payloads such as a momentum-bias attitude control system, an experimental S-band communications system, a custom on-board computer, and a miniature propulsion system.

The miniature system contains a virtual impactor and a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) resonant sensor.

Computer models were set-up in WANDA Transient for two different systems namely; the Graze experiment (miniature system) and a simple main water riser system based on some initial laboratory data and system parameters.

The potential for commercialization of the miniature system is informed through deployment of a replica system at a remote institution.

This paper presents a miniature VCR system for electronics cooling.

More important still, there in the sky was a miniature Copernican system, visible to the aided eye.