Sentence examples for a reliable device for from inspiring English sources
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The use of MMI filters in the proposed dual-wavelength laser filter is experimentally demonstrated as a reliable device for dual-wavelength generation in fibre lasers.
The performance of the SMS structure as a band-pass filter [8, 9] make it a reliable device for wavelength selection and tuning of ring cavity fibre lasers.
The X-Vane sampling device was demonstrated to be a reliable device for obtaining sea water samples for trace metal analysis.
The biosensor was highly sensitive, disposable, low cost, and strong anti-interference suggesting its utility as a reliable device for the detection of H2O2.
While the Zebris proved to be a reliable device for measuring lumbar flexion ROM, SNAG mobilisation did not demonstrate significant differences in flexion ROM when compared to sham mobilisation.
Sensor pattern noise (SPN) has been recognized as a reliable device fingerprint for camera source identification (CSI) and image origin verification.
The usage impact of such simulation tools on the process integration is conclusively crucial for a reliable device design and the final optimisation of fabricated MOS transistors.
Modeling the electrical properties of dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) can fill the gap between the experimental and ideal performance observations for a reliable device diagnosis, design and optimization.
Maximal isometric neck strength was measured in neck flexion and neck extension by a handheld dynamometer (MicroFet 2, Hoggan), which is a stable and reliable device for measuring strength [ 31, 32].
Applications/conclusions These data indicate that the BodyGem is an accurate and reliable device for measuring oxygen consumption and calculating RMR during repeated tests within a day, single tests on separate days, or when measurements are averaged.
