Sentence examples for and develop a device from inspiring English sources

10 launching period because more work was needed to modify the external fuel tank and develop a device to inspect the heat shield.

In a bid to outdo its rival, LG has apparently decided to pull out all the stops and develop a device that curves the opposite way — that is, the curve runs across the device's waist.

SLs were proposed in 1970 by Esaki and Tsu to develop a device that exhibits Bloch oscillations [18].

There she teamed up with grad students in computer science, electrical engineering and material science to develop a device that keeps low-birth-weight babies warm even when the electricity in hospitals and clinics fails.

The United States Defense Department is teaming up with British and American engineers under Malloy Aeronautics to develop a device that will be used for "search and rescue missions, first-responder emergency services, and cargo insertion into confined spaces," according to UK Reuters.

"They've commissioned us to develop a device around music and whisky tasting".

In this paper, we solve the problem by using Genetic algorithms (GA) and sequential quadratic programming (SQP) and develop a DELTA haptic device.

We study these BC on the physical boundaries of the device and develop a numerical approximation to model an insulating boundary condition, or equivalently, a pointwise zero flux mathematical condition for the electron transport equation.

This study was intended to design and develop an electronic portable device based on a dielectric power spectroscopy for nondestructive and accurate prediction of the moisture content of dates in a noncontact parallel-plate mode.

It was not until 1973 that he thought about adapting his invention so that it could be laid over screens.Elographics then did away with the needles and developed a new device based on two transparent, conductive surfaces separated by a small air gap maintained by a series of spacers.

In this study, we designed and developed a haptic device called Kissenger (Kiss-Messenger) for this issue.