Sentence examples for application arising from from inspiring English sources
We describe a novel application arising from earlier observations that under several different constant currents the p n diode exhibits different diode voltages at the same temperature.
One possible future application arising from this study is the creation of automated methods that detect reflections on a screen and applies the best TMO according to the usage scenario.
A particularly interesting area of application arises from using the optimization tool already during the model building process.
One of the fields of application arises from the need for capacity of distributed computing, applied to the understanding of tropical diseases.
Although it arose originally from neuroscience, optogenetics is widely applicable to the study of many different biological systems and the range of applications arising from this technology continues to increase.
They readily agreed to its clause saying that the foundation had to be named in any patent applications arising from the work, that any profits or revenue from the discoveries had to be shared with the foundation and that any genetic test must be made readily available to the foundation, she said.
Such systems naturally arise in powder processing, micro- and nanotechnology, as well as in applications arising from the study of aerosols, epitaxy and astro- and geophysics.
Nanomaterials comprised of ZnO have received considerable attention in recent years because of their potential use in electronic and industrial applications arising from their wide band gap (3.36 eV) semiconductor properties [3].
Genomic signal processing (GSP) is the engineering discipline that aims to integrate the theory and methods of signal processing with the applications arising from high-throughput technologies in biomedical research, such as gene-expression microarrays or proteinabundance mass spectrometry.
This chapter introduces optical interconnects as a possible solution to the emerging performance wall in high-density supercomputer applications, arising from limited bandwidth and density of on-chip interconnects and chip-to-chip (processor-to-memory) electrical interfaces.
