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The synthesis of well-structured CNMs is known to require three main components: a source of energy, a source of carbon and a template or catalyst [11].
Each RFA system consists of three components: a generator (the source of electromagnetic energy), an active electrode (placed into the target tissue and depositing the energy), and grounding pads (to dissipate the returning current).
Each instrument consists of at least three essential components: (1) a source of electromagnetic radiation in the proper energy region, (2) a cell that is transparent to the radiation and that can contain the sample, and (3) a detector that can accurately measure the intensity of the radiation after it has passed through the cell, and the sample.
The underlying assumption here is that the amplitude envelopes of the harmonic components of a source are correlated.
Mean stresses in fatigue life calculations for critical structural components are a source of great uncertainty in any engineering design.
Each label has the following components: a power source, a display, and a communication module.
Conventional devices typically include several primary components: a broadband source (usually an incandescent filament), a rotating chopper shutter, a narrow-band filter, a sample tube and a detector.
A neutron radiography system mainly consists of the following three components: a neutron source, a collimator guiding the neutrons to the investigated object, and the detector placed behind the object (Figure 1).
The SFDI instrument consists of three fundamental components: a light source, spatial light modulator and camera.
The basic form of PPG technology requires only two optoelectronic components: a light source to illuminate a part of the body and a photodetector to measure small variations in light intensity after light interaction with the illuminated part.
Figure 6 RMS error comparison: (a) The RMS error in estimating the x component of a source located at (12, 10) and (b) the corresponding RMS error in estimating the y component of the source.
