Sentence examples for cusp device from inspiring English sources

McGuire says they get around this problem by encapsulating the cusp device inside a magnetic mirror device, a different sort of confinement technique.

Cusp devices were investigated in the 1960s and 1970s but were largely abandoned because particles leak out through gaps between the various magnetic fields leading to a loss of temperature.

It does appear to be some sort of cusp geometry device but more complicated than a picket fence.

The core of the device uses cusp confinement, a sort of magnetic trap in which particles that try to escape are pushed back by rounded, pillowlike magnetic fields.

So after the ruling things were looking good for Qwant, with the startup on the cusp of securing a device deal for a few European countries, as Leandri tells it. .

In a Science article, project leader Daniel Clery says that their prototype device uses "cusp confinement," a magnetic-trap design explored in the 1960s and '70s but then abandoned.

A plasma device with a cusp magnetic field configuration and operating under steady state condition has been built to investigate surface deposition of hydrocarbon films at low temperature and, simultaneously, the cracking of methane in a plasma environment to hydrogen production.

But, he added, "we are on the cusp of an explosion in small wireless devices" than can run on alternatives to battery power.

Some cusp ideas have been revived in more recent devices such as the Polywell, which creates a 3D rather than linear cusp geometry.

This was just on the cusp of the dot-com era when handheld devices coolness levels maxed out at the TI-81 calculator.

"We're on the cusp of a revolution in the types and numbers of home devices, of drugs that allow outpatient care," said Stephen J. Ubl, an executive vice president of the Advanced Medical Technology Association, a trade group based in Washington.