Sentence examples for an array of led from inspiring English sources
With a sleek, extended tractor front and an array of LED lights that replace traditional headlights, Daimler claims its Future Truck 2025 could be the next generation in trucking – and could reduce fuel consumption and related emissions while improving safety.
"Accelerometers measure the vibrational activity of the real bees and these signals are fed into an array of LED lights within the sphere to generate a dynamic, visual representation of the bees' activity".
In parts of the US, they are replacing the old-style traffic lights, with their incandescent halogen bulbs, with an array of LED lights.
"Images are revealed by controlling an array of LED lights, which are diffused by glass lenses embedded within the stone.
Their new album Alium will feature an array of tracks led by Ruby Wood's heart-tugging vocals, all of which are backlit by complex instrumentation ranging from half-time beats to heavy waves of synthesizers.
Despite an unsatisfactory ending, 'L.I.E.' was in fact a dazzling debut film by Michael Cuesta, which featured an array of extraordinary performances, led by Brian Cox as the pederast.
She also has an array of tabloid newspapers, led by The Sun, which in the last two days has published a copy of the offending letter and a recording of a subsequent, unpleasant telephone conversation between Ms. Janes and Mr. Brown.
The test unit involves an array of ultra violet LED's that can be switched on and off in specific sequences which are controlled through a graphical user interface on a PC.
More utilitarian in sensibility are the vessels or containers by Kate Rogovin, an array of beaten-lead bowls, which provide a hint of the many vessels to be seen upstairs.
In the case of a packaging style known as pin grid arrays, the module's external connections are arranged as an array of conducting leads, or pins, in the base.
Meanwhile, laser melting reconstructs the silicon surface and produces an array of cones that leads to multiple reflection and absorption [13], as displayed in Fig. 1e, f.
