Sentence examples for computerized instrumentation from inspiring English sources
A high precision computerized instrumentation package was developed and mounted on a 50 kW tractor to monitor and measure various performance parameters of a tractor and implement system.
According to him, the R&B of the early 1980s contained "the perfect combination of computerized instrumentation with a live feel", and that the genre's dynamics later became lost due to the influence of hip hop on R&B.
prepares graduates for rewarding careers in a wide-range of industries: from high-speed silicon hardware to high-power financial software, from undersea fibers to geosynchronous satellites, from national power grids to energy-saving LEDs, from computerized medical instrumentation that looks into the human body to radar systems that look out to the heavens.
To record the song's instrumentation, they decided to mingle computerized sound with "the warmth of live instrumentation", using live electric guitars and drums.
While most tracks derive instrumentation from live bands and musical instruments, some of the uptempo songs feature computerized arrangements and synthesizers.
The ShinKori Unit 3&4 which is the reference plant for APR1400 simulator plans to utilize various display devices and computerized Human Machine Interface HMII) as well as many kinds of digitalized instrumentation and control.
As already mentioned earlier, computerized systems are ubiquitously used and most of the instrumentation of concern in the field of radiopharmacy are controlled by a wide variety of hardware / software systems.
A techno song, "Artpop" features instrumentation from piano and guitars and has computerized musical sounds interspersed in between.
Instrumentations: attention measured by the MOXO-CPT, a computerized test, and The Cognitive Modifiability Battery Reproduction of Patterns measured spatial abilities.
Computerized procedure (CP) system has been developed in nuclear power plant (NPP) instrumentation and control (I&C) system.
The song's instrumentation is derived from a piano melody, and is backed by a strong computerized drum-beat.
