Sentence examples for device derived from inspiring English sources
The simplification of the image, to a contrast of black and white, is an economical graphic device derived form screen-printing.
The Vanja Container is an ingenious marriage of a Shaker-style cherry-wood base and headboard and a high-tech lifting device derived from Mercedes automobile mechanics.
In this paper, the derivation method used in (J. Microelectromech. Systems 3 (1994) 105) and the solutions of dynamic admittance matrix of a piezoelectric device derived from the method are reviewed.
We designed a device derived from a 95 mm long segment of surgical drain pipe that is able to replace the original endotracheal tube stop and then explored the feasibility of using it on an airway management trainer manikin.
In particular, PSC devices based on 2,4-spiro-OMeTAD exhibited highly improved photovoltaic performance showing an overall conversion efficiency of 17.2% with excellent stability, which is higher than that of the device derived from spiro-OMeTAD (15.0%) under the same conditions.
The system also has an integrated high resolution motion tracking device derived from the latest gaming mouse hardware to allow us to monitor position; this tracking method has been validated by including a computer controlled rotating stage where the phantoms are mounted for study.
Ingeniously, the device derives enough power from the physical swiping of the credit card to then read the card, so it requires no external power from the iPhone or anywhere else.
Second, a surgeon might be influenced unconsciously; for instance, being unaware that their reason for a preferring a particular device derives from a favourable relationship with a manufacturer.
This device derives brachial artery pressure curves using pulse dynamic analysis of arterial pressure signals obtained from a standard cuff sphygmomanometer to assess distensibility (% Δ/mmHg).
The SphgmoCor device derives the normalized LF and HF power by expressing them as a fraction of the total power [LF n.u. = LF/ total power [TP] − very low frequency [VLF]) × 100 and HF n.u.u
Nanotechnology is a multidisciplinary field that covers a vast and diverse array of devices derived from engineering, physics, chemistry, and biology.
