Sentence examples for data acquisition capabilities from inspiring English sources
The AguaClara research lab has 14 workstations with advanced process control and data acquisition capabilities for laboratory and pilot scale testing of water treatment processes.
We moreover present the results of performance measurements validating the system design and providing a figure for the ATLAS data acquisition capabilities in the initial data taking period.
This paper evaluates the performance of the system considering systematic and automated data acquisition, capabilities of the reconstruction software as well as experimental verification using actual flow dynamics in the process column to map the steady state three phase liquid gas flow distribution across a plane in the presence of catalyst.
Xevo TQ features ScanWaveTM collision cell technology to provide enhanced spectral LC/MS/MS data acquisition capabilities.
The LVH program implemented 'best practice' care including effective practice guidelines, protocols, data acquisition capabilities, case review process, dedicated facilities and support personnel (anesthesiology, intensivists and pharmacists).
This system architecture allowed for a real-time data acquisition capability when a large number of stations were required.
Thus, the threshold for the signal can be set low, expanding MARDS valid data acquisition capability, especially in very low-level and low-energy counting situations.
The increase of available computational capacity and of data acquisition capability is opening new scenarios for practical applications, which can contribute to the reduction of the gap usually encountered between simulated and measured energy performance.
It utilizes the communication network and the data acquisition capability available within a digital substation.
Given the real time data acquisition capability of the testing system used in this study, the motion trajectory itself could be compared between different testing conditions.
Previous work from our laboratory described a prototype portable system capable of high signal-to-noise extracellular recordings, in spite of deficiencies in thermal control, fluidics handling, and absence of data acquisition (DAQ) capability.
