Sentence examples for by the light sensor from inspiring English sources

Physical activity is tracked using the phone's accelerometer, the number and duration of social interactions are estimated through privacy-sensitive monitoring of conversations detected by the built-in microphone, and sleep duration is logged by the light sensor.

The cylinder was connected to an impedance meter which allowed measurement of the time elapsed between the start of the movement (signalled by the light sensor) and its completion (signalled by touching the cylinder).

He made a Lego copy machine that works by using the light sensor to detect dark and light regions on one piece of paper and duplicate them on another with a felt-tip pen; a card-dealing robot that uses a complex mechanical movement to separate the cards; and, oh yeah, he built a virtual reality robotic arm known as a Waldo in the trade out of a Mindstorms kit.

The average measured light flux to the screen was 282 μmol/m/s with a screen area of 0.3 m, and was measured by holding the light sensor normal to the surface of the screen within the bag enclosure.

In order to produce a model of the lighting system in our project, the supply voltage to the lamp dimmer circuits was varied stepwise and the resulting response – measured by the light sensors – was captured with a data-acquisition board.

The chosen task is a hash-based pipelined inner join [59], which is applied many times in parallel on two light streams produced by two different sensors: the light sensor local to the Thing, and a light sensor available from another Spot.

Or, at least, the light sensor mode.

The LEDs, working like giant TV screens, would in theory allow the tower to vanish into the sky behind by taking information from the light sensors on the opposite side of the building.

Generally, the frequency band of the motion artifact signal generated from the patient's movement is overlapped with that of the patient's pulse wave which is measured by the received light sensor.

The basic idea of the approach is to utilize the Cherenkov light, which is produced by energetic β-particles from 16N in water, in the vicinity of a neutron source and then transmit the light by an optical fiber to the remote light sensor.

Another minor quibble is the LED display, which – despite Nike's claims that it is controlled by an "ambient light sensor" – is ridiculously bright.