Sentence examples for circuit developed from inspiring English sources

Although the Singapore Grand Prix was the first night race in Formula One and therefore created a special lighting system, the Abu Dhabi circuit developed a different lighting system for its specific twilight needs.

Groq is developing a tensor processing unit — which is an integrated circuit developed for machine learning specifically.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Test circuit developed in matlab Simulink.

Further experimental results, achieved through the fabricated integrated circuit, developed in 0.35 μm standard CMOS technology, have shown good performance both for resistance and capacitance estimations.

In this paper, we have studied the plasmatic membrane behavior using an electric circuit developed by Hodgkin and Huxley in 1952 and have dealt with the variation of the amount of time related to the potassium and sodium conductances in the squid axon.

The model was realized by coupling a linear model of the axi-symmetric evolution of the plasma with a detailed implementation of the RFX-mod circuit developed by means of the SimPowerSystem Toolbox in the framework of the Matlab-Simulink™ package.

Whatever any medium favours (eg, slow, deep reading v rapid information-gathering) will influence how the reader's circuit develops over time.

Therefore, a higher-order circuit develops by way of associative correlation learning that unites the representation of the word form and that of the motor program into one higher-order DNA.

If music depends on neural circuits developed for other reasons, then it is just a happy accident, regardless of evolution, that people enjoy it.

I pick those dates because in 1948 Pierre Schaeffer made the first piece for electronic tape, and in 1983 technicians from Roland, Oberheim and Sequential Circuits developed a universal interface for electronic instruments known as MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interfacee), bringing the clear-cut era of electronic music to an end.

The "black boxes" of spinning gyroscopes and integrating circuits developed by Draper and his students were eventually deployed in the Air Force's Atlas, Titan, and Minuteman missiles and the Navy's Poseidon and Trident missiles, placing them at the core of the U.S. thermonuclear arsenal during the Cold War.