Sentence examples for device and compared from inspiring English sources
The frequency response is shown for this device and compared to a conventional electromagnetic geophone.
The pressure pulsations are measured with and without the pulsation suppression device, and compared to the predictions using the two-port theory.
Measurements of the swirl velocity component were taken in a scaled laboratory model of the device and compared to CFD model.
In this work, experimental results of electrical stability were continuously acquired using a self-designed device and compared against results from bench tests according to API American Petroleum Institutee).
In addition, the aerodynamic behavior of the engineered and the jet-milled FP was analyzed using the FlowCaps® inhaler as delivery device and compared to the commercial product Flutide® Diskus®.
Static pressures were measured at multiple locations in the prototype device and compared with CFD predictions.
This study was designed to investigate the air-Q® supralaryngeal device and compare it with the ILMA-Fastrach™ for airway rescue and intubation.
In the laboratory, students use an AFM to record atomic resolution images, use a MEMS computer-aided design software package to model the entire manufacturing sequence of a simple MEMS device, examine the simulated behavior of the device and compare it with real behavior, construct a simple STM and learn through hands on experience the basic workings of the device.
The purpose of this study was to quantitatively examine the flexibility of sprained ankles using an arthrometer device and compare the differences in flexibility between ankles following the first sprains and ankles with repeated severe sprains and chronic symptoms.
On iOS, it's a bit more difficult but, at a high level, would involve running a check of apps on the device and comparing it to a list of apps Twitter already has.
The University of California, San Francisco, he said "will be conducting a rigorous clinical trial, using our device and comparing it to their own gold standard [testing equipment]"—with the intent being "for UCSF to publish this study".
