Sentence examples for a prototype using a from inspiring English sources
We describe the design of the device on the basis of rigorous diffraction theory and fabricate a prototype using a process that involves electron beam lithography, dry etching, and template stripping.
Phorm is just a start for Tactus – they're already working on designs for the iPhone 6 Plus and iPad Air, and they've even produced a prototype using a generic Android tablet reference design that incorporates their tactile keys right into the display of the device, without requiring any additional parts or user installation.
Jarvis and DeMar created a prototype using a Stargate arcade system board and two Atari 2600 controllers attached to a control panel.
This case study created a prototype using a third-party argumentation engine from ASPIC, Argumentation Services Platform with Integrated Components (www.argumentation.org), to generate arguments for the data held in the EMAGE developmental mouse gene expression database (Davidson et al., 1997).
On 13 January 1942 a Luftwaffe test pilot called Helmut Schenk ejected from an out-of-control Heinkel He 280, also an early twin-jet prototype, using a compressed air-powered ejector seat that shot up and out of the cockpit on rails.
Once you're happy with the wireframes you can start building a digital prototype using a tool such as proto.io or popapp.in.
In addition, a smaller prototype using a commercially available Schottky-emitter chip is currently being evaluated.
Fig. 5 (a) The project prototype using a pixy camera and a rasberry Pi 2 (connection can be found in Appendix).
Finally, the implementation on a FPGA is tested in a laboratory with a real prototype using a three-level three-phase voltage source inverter.
The model was validated using measurements when burning CH4 in a 10 kWth prototype using a Cu-based oxygen-carrier.
We have performed several experiments with a TRIM prototype, using a real IMS testbed with 3G and WLAN access networks, validating the proposal for UDP and TCP based applications.
