The phrase "actuate into" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing the process of causing something to happen or to activate a particular state or condition.
Example: "The engineer aimed to actuate into a new phase of the project by implementing the latest technology."
Alternatives: "trigger into" or "activate into".
Inhalers were actuated into an evaporation chamber under controlled temperature and humidity conditions and sampled using a single nozzle, single stage inertial impactor.
For the second one, we needed one organism which we could actuate [put into mechanical motion]; but again, getting a big robot with a lot of degrees of freedom is usually quite expensive, especially one that has some interface, like a GUI [graphical user interface] where you can control it.
To pursuit a fast actuation speed to actuate the structure, mere quasi-static analysis in the existing literature is inadequate, and dynamic effects must be taken into account.
By placing stainless-steel strip electrodes at or near the weir crest, 0.559 m apart and extending for the full width of the weir structure, the signal generated by the fish in passing can be picked up by the electrodes and translated into an impulse to actuate a recording unit.
A method based on the combination of elastomeric molding and optofluidic technologies is proposed to realize the integration of pneumatically actuated variable aperture into a lens component for miniature optical systems.
In this study we determined the cardio-inducing capacity of ten transcription factors to actuate cellular reprogramming of mouse embryonic fibroblasts into cardiomyocyte-like cells.
The pump was then actuated in reverse to withdraw the radioactivity back into a lead-shielded section of tubing, without also withdrawing the delivered radioactivity from the user vial.
Paraffin which forms the actuating material is filled into an actuation cavity using dispensing methods.
Diesel engine, any internal-combustion engine in which air is compressed to a sufficiently high temperature to ignite diesel fuel injected into the cylinder, where combustion and expansion actuate a piston.
Lissajous scan patterns for both devices have been successfully demonstrated by superimposing two ac sinusoidal signals of different frequencies into one signal to be used to actuate the mirror.
