Sentence examples for a simple signal from inspiring English sources
Some of the commands apparently got through, for flight controllers received a simple signal acknowledging that the rover had received them.
It's all controlled with a simple signal sent over an infrared beam.
Conditional probability density functions of the intermicrophone correlation coefficient are derived for a simple signal scenario.
It might not raise vast amounts of cash but at a time of austerity it is a simple signal that the richest are paying their share.
Signal detection is addressed in Section 3. A simple signal recovery algorithm, simultaneous orthogonal matching pursuit (SOMP) is employed for multiband detection.
A simple signal processing technique is proposed allowing formation of a set of beams capable to cover uniformly the entire horizon with an angular resolution better than that achievable by a classical uniform-weighing half-wavelength-spaced linear array.
A simple, signal-off and reusable electrochemical biosensor was developed for sensitive and selective detection of mercury II) based on thymine mercury II)–thymine (T Hg2+ T) complex and the remarkable difference in the affinity of graphene with double strand DNA (ds-DNA) and single strand DNA (ss-DNA).
In the proposed control framework, even though the single CCD camera covers limited area of workspace and each GPS sensor has limited capability with a simple signal-processing engine, combined usage of the two kinds of sensors makes it possible to perform a large task through coordinated information sharing and wireless communication covering a large working area.
We use a simple signaling model with different types of R&D projects to capture this phenomenon.
The second shows how populations of pre-linguistic individuals may coordinate on the use of a simple signaling system even though they lack the ability to communicate.
In addition, the analysis provided some hints about how chemotaxis evolved from a simple signaling network that responds slowly to environmental cues primarily by turning on genes to a multiprotein system that can quickly alter a cell's course.
