Sentence examples for bridge architecture from inspiring English sources
The sensor interface is implemented by means of a modified Wheatstone bridge architecture with autobalancing capability.
Chanute had applied a trussing system drawn from bridge architecture that enabled an engineer to calculate the strength of the aircraft structure.
The example selection was directed to the well-known objects, the spectacular new implementations or icons of bridge architecture.
Two-dimensional (2D) grid models were developed to successfully simulate the transverse load transfer mechanisms between girders, torsional flexibility, and effects of skewed bridge architecture.
In this paper, an efficient design of a digital-video-port (DVP) compatible universal bridge architecture to randomly access image pixels of a high speed image sensor is presented.
The UV vis absorption maxima of hyperbranched polymers are similar to that of P3HT in film state, while their absorption shoulder bands are stronger than that of P3HT, indicating stronger interchain interaction and shorter distance between backbones by the introduction of bridge architecture.
"Swift is a songwriting savant with an intuitive gift for verse-chorus-bridge architecture that... calls to mind Swedish pop gods Dr. Luke and Max Martin, Jody Rosenn wrote in Rolling Stone.
This paper presents a new MPPT technique that scans the P-V curve of PV array with a series capacitor (Cscan) through a unique H-bridge architecture.
They are neither grizzled veterans nor teens, but they are perfect examples of how Nashville has built a model for the pop song, with its standard verse-chorus-bridge architecture, that has outlasted the other genres that have traditionally used the form.
It describes the operation of bridges, focusing on transparent bridging, which is the latest bridging architecture that has been standardized.
The water contact angle (WCA) of the hybrid membrane could be increased with increasing both the grafting density and content of covalent arc-like bridges architecture.
