Sentence examples for detector means from inspiring English sources
A change in the probability that channels are sensed by combiner energy and cyclostationary detector means that the thresholds of bi-threshold energy detector also change.
Previously, setting off the metal detector meant an automatic secondary screening.
Silence at the stationary detector meant that the photon had struck the black paper.
A Chinese-led team is planning a mammoth neutrino detector, meant to capture enough neutrinos from nearby nuclear reactors to determine which of the three known flavors of neutrinos are heavier or lighter.
The practical size limit on Ligo and other Earth-bound detectors means they are best suited for the end stages of binaries or supernova explosions.
The deployment of new instruments that can observe across a wide range of the electromagnetic spectrum, along with neutrino detectors, means that the next such event will almost certainly be detected.
A deeper-diving Alvin, he said, could not only explore the sites directly but could wire the ocean with sensitive detectors meant to track distant seaquakes.
The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to extend for another 10 years the Undetectable Firearms Act, an existing law that bans weapons made entirely of plastic because they can evade metal detectors meant to keep guns out of airports and other secure locations.
Its larger mirror and advanced infrared detectors mean it will see them directly.
The abnormal fall in winter values in the women with previous breast cancer was confined to the group of women who had been winter detectors (mean summer to winter levels 94.9 to 72.6 pg ml-1, P less than 0.01 and 775 to 637 AUC units, P less than 0.05 for amplitude and AUC respectively) whereas there was no significant seasonal alteration in these measurements in summer detectors.
Flame ionization detector (FID) means a device in which the measured change in conductivity of a standard flame (usually hydrogen) due to the insertion of another gas or vapor is used to detect the gas or vapor.
