Sentence examples for control embedded from inspiring English sources

Compared with the PowerBook, its discontinued predecessor, the new model offered a long list of added features (remote control, embedded video camera, magnetically attached power cord to prevent tripping), and a long list of deleted ones (built-in modem, S-video jack, FireWire 800 connector for hard drives, PC-card slot).

Research topics included modelling and simulation (learning) control, embedded systems and mechatronic design.

The embedded computer inside is actually a small microcontroller, which is a type of microprocessor designed and adapted to control embedded applications.

The twin mechanisms of market pull and technology push are incorporated within the model, with a set of key organizational constructs (management, communication, structure and control) embedded within these mechanisms.

The minimum in reconstructing higher-level cognition is (1) an agent-internal memory, (2) a central control embedded into and interacting with memory, (3) a mapping from the recognition interface to central control, and (4) a mapping from central control to the action interface.

For this reason, the response to guanfacine in this study was compared with NI-2, which was the uninjected control embedded within the series of drug treatments.

Without such consumer-oriented controls embedded into this embedded Internet, the user effectively loses the ability to take themselves offline, given that the most basic level of computing control — the on/off switch — is being subducted beneath the grand, over-arching utility of an all-seeing, always on sensornet.

Sensors and technological controls embedded within new and retrofitted urban designs could monitor existing conditions and provide real-time feedback in case modifications are needed.

The patent infringement and market-access rules U.S. drug manufacturers are demanding would raise prices for cutting-edge cures in poor TPP countries such as Peru or Vietnam, and even put pressure on developed nations such as Australia or New Zealand to weaken drug cost controls embedded in their single-payer health systems.

Taken together, the extensive positive and negative controls embedded in this library design allowed us to assign the identity of new compounds with high confidence.

With simple controls embedded in the user interface, patients may share clinical data from the Indivo PCHR with another individual or class of individuals.