Sentence examples for built-in pressure from inspiring English sources
The QCL was operated at a pressure of ca. 3.3 kPa using a built-in pressure controller and temperature of the optical bench and housing controlled to 30 °C.
After a series of laboratory tests, they report that their volunteer Dennis Aabo Sorensen, a 36-year-old Dane who lost his hand nine years previously was able to use that feedback to accomplish the sort of delicate tasks that wearers of artificial limbs often struggle with.Dr Raspopovic used a prosthetic hand with built-in pressure sensors.
The degree of contact was monitored by a built-in pressure sensor on the sample stage.
The built-in pressure sensing also means that, like the snake, the six-legged robot is able to traverse rocky terrain.
The bed has a built-in pressure sensor and measures your heart rate, breathing and body temperature to create data algorithms promising the perfect night's sleep, if you can forget about the voice trapped inside the machine, cursed for eternity to whisper about children breathing.
The built-in pressure sensor corrected automatically for changes in atmospheric pressure.
The purpose of this prospective study was to evaluate the accuracy of a newly designed LMA with a built in pressure gauge intended to alert the clinician to elevated intracuff pressures.
Laptops with built-in blood pressure monitors, a device that can automatically pump out the appropriate amount of insulin without having to consult a doctor (keeping the good doctor free to check on more complicated issues), little alarms worn on your person that would call 911 if something bad happened to you (like you've slipped on ice), and so on.
The swelling properties of microgels confirm the polyelectrolyte behavior of hydrogels, and the application of an external electric field (at pH 7.4) caused a reduction of the swelling degree from 1350 to 420% as a consequence of a built-in osmotic pressure.
It doesn't have a built-in blood-pressure monitor.
This was illustrated in a 2010 study that showed that even built-in tyre-pressure sensors (which wirelessly connect to the onboard computer) are a security weak point.
