Sentence examples for device constitutes from inspiring English sources
The device constitutes a transformer containing an additional high-temperature superconducting (HTS) coil short-circuited by a thin film HTS switching element.
This device constitutes a proof of concept in a series of low energy trials performed using glycerin and phosphoric acid as working liquids.
"This novel spelling device constitutes an alterative approach to motor-independent communication," Bettina Sorger of Maastricht University in The Netherlands, one of the researchers working on the current study, told the BBC.
The versatility and ease of use of this small portable device constitutes a definite advantage in the settings of crowded ICUs or emergency rooms.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco, said the electrically disabling device constituted excessive force when used against an unarmed man who did not pose a threat, and it refused to allow a police officer immunity for its use.
Specifically, MUSE models the interactions with composite, multi-level bipartite graphs where each pair of entity types (e.g., a user and a device) constitute one bipartite graph.
This paper describes a method for the production of lipid microparticles (SLM) based on microfluidics using a newly designed modular device constituted of three main parts: a temperature control, a co-flow dripping element and a congealing element.
The use of mathematical models in the design, investigation and prediction of sensors, actuators and other devices constitutes one of the major advances in engineering design.
In 2011, the World Health Organization, International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCC) advised that electromagnetic radiation from mobile phone and other wireless devices constitutes a "possible human carcinogen," 2B.
Particularly, co-working with high energy-density devices constitutes hybrid energy storage for renewable energy systems and electric vehicles (EVs), sufficiently reaping synergistic benefits of multiple energy-storage units.
In addition to barriers related to adoption of new technologies in older people, "stigma" embodied by an assistive robot or other assistive devices constitutes an important barrier to their acceptance.
