Sentence examples for concept of this sensor from inspiring English sources
The concept of this sensor was first described in [4].
In this regard, the concept of virtual sensor networking is an emerging approach that enables the decoupling of the physical sensor deployment from the applications running on top of it, allowing in this way the dynamic collaboration of a subset of sensor nodes and helping the proliferation of new services and applications beyond the scope of the original deployment.
The concept of a sensor is also useful in this domain, representing a source of evidence, and is incorporated in our framework.
This paper defines the new integrated concept of wireless sensor, actuator and robot networks, surveys the current state-of-art in the field and presents design requirements and open research issues.
The laser scanned photodiode (LSP) presents a new concept of image sensor with application in fields where low cost, large area and design simplicity are of major importance.
The concept of disposable sensor nodes for defense- and security-related intrusion detection is important because such devices can simply be discarded ("forgotten about") when they are no longer operational.
In particular, we have investigated the feasibility of a new concept of photonic sensor based on nonlinear effects, such as Four Wave Mixing and optical soliton excitation inside very short structures (only a few mm long).
One of the issues that has recently attracted attention in theoretical analysis of sensor networks is the concept of sensor capacity.
This article addresses a new aspect of the problem of sensor network design, namely the concept of flexibility of sensor network.
This paper describes the concept of sensor networks which has been made viable by the convergence of micro-electro-mechanical systems technology, wireless communications and digital electronics.
This paper presents a proof of concept of a differential sensor based on the phase-difference of two injection-locked MEMS resonators, strongly coupled through their actuation voltages by a digital mixer.
