Sentence examples for acknowledge signals from inspiring English sources

This chapter illustrates that the MC68HC16 uses a bus interface similar to the 68000 but with two acknowledge signals instead of one.

Also, every peripheral must have logic to generate an acknowledge signal back to the CPU.

Many of the concerns regarding the function of intranuclear polypeptide ligand/receptors can be addressed by examining the parallels that exist with other acknowledged signaling pathways.

Communicating devices are resource-restricted and equipped with micro or bio-sensors to acknowledge the signals where traditional security systems based on cryptography and encryption are not enough for promising level of security assurance.

Communicating devices or nodes are resource-restricted and equipped with micro or bio-sensors to acknowledge the signals where traditional security systems based on cryptography and encryption are not enough for promising level of security assurance.

This information was used to calculate indicators of operator performance in 2-h blocks: deviation from pre-planned production of heat and electricity, the net profit made, the time to acknowledge warning signals, the time to stop and restart a coal mill and the number of errors made.

The scenario-based task results of the study described in this article showed that providing (easy accessible) information on (for example) optimal dosage or drug-drug interactions, does —in itself— not trigger the nurse to be more proactive in signalling problems in these areas, even though the nurses did acknowledge their signalling potential.

The green curve represents a receiver that can recover from a collision of two tags and acknowledges both signals (J = 2).

We have reworded the text (in the fourth paragraph of the subsection "Testing candidate stabilizers") to acknowledge that septin signals are sometimes visible at both clusters during competition.

Nelson acknowledged the signal but ignored it, while Nelson's second in command, Rear-Admiral Thomas Graves, repeated the signal but too did not obey it.

Nelson acknowledged the signal but ignored it, while Nelson's second in command, Rear-Admiral Thomas Graves repeated the signal but did not obey it.