Sentence examples for a suitable hardware from inspiring English sources

A suitable hardware and software structure has been identified as a common ground to satisfy the needs of our three experimental robots.

This system was basically composed of an antenna, a plastic-wood support where the receiving antenna was fixed in order to maintain a specific height from the terrain, a radio frequency front end circuit for the frequency down-conversion of the received signal and for its digital conversion, and a suitable hardware device to store and process the data (see Figure 1).

In the Uses of ELNs in Academia survey, 74% expressed concerns about needing to enter data in both the lab and write-up area, due to a lack of suitable hardware or software capabilities to facilitate ELN usage inside and outside the lab.

However, the immense amount of sequence data requires computational skills and suitable hardware resources that are a challenge to molecular biologists.

When correctly installed on suitable hardware, Vista is now very good indeed, and better than XP at a similar stage in its life.

In phase 4, it is crucial to make use of suitable hardware and software for the processing of the point clouds as these contain huge amounts of data.

Suitable hardware is either prohibitively expensive, difficult to reproduce, cannot accurately simulate insect vision characteristics, and/or is too heavy for small robotic platforms.

1-D engine simulation models are widely used for the analysis and verification of air-path design concepts to assess performance and therefore determine suitable hardware.

"The Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms can be seen as competitors, however, biosignals have specific requirements (e.g. tolerance to noise, sampling frequency) for which these platforms are not particularly tuned, and many projects end up heavily bounded by the high cost and limited access to suitable hardware materials," he says.

The cost of establishing suitable hardware would have been prohibitive, but for the availability of the Blue-C Supercomputer at Swansea University.

For the hardware environmental factors like high temperature, dust levels, and high humidity were taken into account; however the most suitable hardware, so called ruggedized laptops, was outside the tight research budget and may always be outside a health system's budget in resource-poor countries.