Sentence examples for advanced measurement techniques from inspiring English sources
Direct measurement of the displacement under mixed thermal electrical loading requires advanced measurement techniques presently not available.
Under this circumstance, this paper presents a detailed experimental investigation on the 3D unsteady flow field inside a laboratory-scale isolated-rotor with multiple advanced measurement techniques, including traditional aerodynamic probes, hotwire probes, unsteady endwall static pressure measurement, and stereo particle image velocimetry (SPIV).
To the best knowledge of the authors this is the first time that detailed spatiotemporally resolved phase and velocity data have been generated by advanced measurement techniques in such experiments, specifically devoted to the study of long-length liquid liquid flow development.
With the aid of such advanced measurement techniques, Blue Engine partners with an external evaluation team (Glass Frog) to predict how its students would likely have fared without the help of its tutors, then compares actual test results to see if its efforts have led to improvement.
We were able to identify discrete foraging events in the TOTO and relate foraging effort to oceanography and prey by combining these advanced measurement techniques in a regression-modeling framework.
Contact: [email protected] With the advent of high-throughput technologies and advanced measurement techniques, biologists are now able to study gene regulation processes in significant detail.
Most advanced quantitative measurement techniques can be used in the wind tunnel, however, measuring the whole terrain to find the highest wind potential zones is very time-consuming.
In this paper, we present results of the isothermal LES of a generic gas turbine combustor rig studied in house by means of advanced laser measurement techniques.
However, recent developments in advanced laser measurement techniques, such as electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI), have gained interest in applying two-dimensional, multi-point measurement techniques to the estimation of vibrational energy flow.
Hence, this approach allows accurate mapping of mean annual precipitation patterns in regions characterized by rather high topographical complexity using a climate data network with a relatively low density and/or when more advanced precipitation measurement techniques, such as radar, aren't available, for example in the case of historical data.
It seems useful to empirically overcome spatial limitations of fixed aggregation units by introducing advanced spatial measurement techniques and adequate data sources.
