Sentence examples for based on led technology from inspiring English sources

The Nobel Prize in physics this year was awarded to a trio of scientists who were instrumental in the invention and development of blue light-emitting diode technology, and a host new laws in countries to promote greater energy efficiency, and new consumer products to meet the demands, are raising the game for lighting solutions based on LED technology.

The white light was delivered by a VISLED lamp based on LED technology which ensured a stable reproducible intensity over the entire study.

This study demonstrates the systematic use of pharmacophore technologies to discover novel structurally diverse inhibitors based on lead molecules that would exhibit poor characteristics in vivo.

A novel technology for detection of 511 keV photons for coincidence PET imaging is proposed based on lead walled straw tubes (LWS).

Improvements in light coupling, transmission, and LED technology will likely lead to even brighter LED based light sources.

But the highly centralized network, which is based on aging technology, has led to widespread and embarrassing service failures, a potential turn-off to would-be buyers.

Wrist candy review: Setting aside for a moment whether you think the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch is stylish or not (personally it's giving us '70s LED wristwatch flashbacks), should you go out and buy one based on the technology alone?

Toymax International Inc. (Nasdaq: TMAX), a Plainview toy company, has announced that its three founders are privately financing a subsidiary that may lead to new products based on wireless technology for the teenage and older children's market.

Yu et al. in [4] proposed an anti-collision algorithm based on smart antenna technology, which leads to the use of the space division multiple access in RFID systems.

Social discrimination based on differences leads to acrimony and harm.

To date, studies based on Sanger technology have formed the basis of our understanding and led to the development of appropriate interpretation guidelines to accommodate it [14,15].