Sentence examples for device developments from inspiring English sources

Current device developments for oral CM include improved probe design.

Here, McGehee and co-workers review recent material and device developments and highlight future challenges and opportunities for perovskite-based tandems.

Both PMD compensator schemes have advantages and disadvantages: electronic PMD compensators are usually simple to include in line-terminal, potentially low-cost, very fast, and FEC compatible but their development is strongly dependent on IC technology capability that at this time allows device developments up to the 10 Gbit/s bit rates area.

This review will provide a general overview of the enzyme association with preformed Langmuir Blodgett films in connection with their potential applications in biosensing device developments, and then introduce the design of a new functionalised biomimetic nanostructure with oriented recognition site.

Thus, the described method benefits from several recent consumables and device developments and, by combining them in a simple, compact, and effective layout, offers a significant reduction in technical complexity while maintaining sufficient signal quality to conduct multiwavelength investigations.

Device development for wiping motion: We developed the simple and robust wiping device consist of a force sensor, a passive joint, and a contact plate.

Announced today, Samsung SmartThings R&D team and HARMAN Connected Services (HCS), a division of HARMAN International, will collaborate on the platform with HCS developing and supporting the SmartThings applications and device development.

From this, we propose that the strategy of developers at the early stages of medical device development should be on identifying clear clinical needs and requirements.

There are three main factors that encourage and motivate developers to conduct user research during the medical device development process (MDDP).

"These efficiencies are very compelling," says Peter Kazlas, director of device development for QD Vision, a company based in Cambridge, MA, that's developing quantum-dot-based LED lighting.

"Exclusivity arrangements promote competition and innovation in device development and design," Verizon wrote.