Sentence examples for computerised control system from inspiring English sources

The trick is done by a computerised control system that rapidly adjusts the craft's various flaps to keep it flying.

At 30-second intervals the computerised control system adjusts the moisture and light in each of the 16 glass structures that recreate the climate conditions of the Netherlands or the tropics, depending on the flowers growing there.

Opening in 2010 – "It was a spring evening in Washington DC; a chilly autumn morning in Melbourne; it was exactly 22.00 Greenwich Mean Time" – it sees a worm sent into the computerised control systems of hundreds of Australian prisons by a young Australian hacker.

A fault-tolerance framework to be used in the process of designing and developing computerised control systems is presented, which is based on well-proven fault-tolerance techniques and FT-CORBA.

It is intended as a cheaper alternative to a helicopter for cattle-mustering Source: Chris Malloy/Hoverbike Flying cars will need computerised control systems, such as this "highway in the sky" view, to make them safe and easy to fly Source: Noah Ortega/Logi Aerospace Bruce McCall, an artist who likes to draw fantastic flying machines, depicts the future that never happened Source: Bruce McCall.

We are a Derby company with 250 highly skilled staff and, as the largest provider of computerised signalling control systems in the UK, would ensure that the UK has a railway fit for the 21st century.

Work is in progress to study transient shear and shear-reversal effects using the CPTC, by controlling the angular velocity and direction of rotation of the cone using a computerised servo-motor control system.

A simple, low cost electrochemical detection system has been implemented with computerised control and data acquisition system.

This paper describes the design and implementation of a distributed data acquisition and control system for computerised agricultural management systems that is being developed at Universidade of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Vila Real.

Our room includes a long leather sofa, a huge screen and a computerised control panel.

Another major advance was the introduction of scanning devices in the early 1990s, enabling precision computerised control of laser beams.