Sentence examples for built-in detectors from inspiring English sources

Airway pressures, expiratory tidal volume, expiratory min volume, and respiratory rate values were recorded by the built-in detectors of the ventilator.

Airway pressures, expiratory tidal volume, expiratory minute volume, and respiratory rate values were recorded by the built-in detectors of the ventilator.

More often than not, the public has a built-in detector on whether the police performed reasonably or not.

The board is already on record favoring research on built-in alcohol detectors, which could measure blood-alcohol content through a driver's palms on the steering wheel or some other unobtrusive way.

There are multiple built-in radioactivity detectors in the AllinOne module so one can track the trending of radioactivity over time.

Whatever the number, it's so big that our built-in BS detectors have become finely calibrated, allowing us to decide in an instant whether to pay attention or tune out - like when you're discussing your retirement savings with a Certified Financial Planner and your spidey-senses trigger, warning you of an impending pitch for whole life insurance.

But it seems that boomer's built-in bunk detectors have grown defective or obsolete over fifty years and were, sadly, no match for the razzle-dazzle of Donald Trump--himself a boomer with a lifelong TV obsession who appeared to "tell it like it is," a trait, as Time noted fifty years ago, highly admired by boomers.

It is a very good thing to have a built-in bullshit detector, but a bad thing when the bullshit detector crowds out the rest of your brain; that's why they call it being narrow-minded.

The locations of dislocations were found using a cross-polarized light image obtained using the built-in transmission detector capturing data from the same position as the CLSM detector.

Mr. Kremer has a built-in sentimentality detector that never fails him.

This is clearly a Hamlet with his own built-in bullshit detector.