Sentence examples for device governing from inspiring English sources

The thermocouple, a fail-safe device governing the flow of gas to the burners, had given up the ghost.

A possibly faulty electronic device governing how much horsepower gets to the wheels might have created a power surge that could have contributed to the wreck.

Class three (or "title II") refers to devices governed by the National Firearms Act (NFA), a 1934 law passed to reign in Prohibition era gang violence and tweaked by Congress in the 1960s.

Because there is an enormous variety of materials and structures that are used for flexible nanoelectronic devices, a governing design rule for optimizing the bendability of these nanodevices is required.

Each traffic control device is governed by standards of design and usage; for example, stop signs always have a red background and are octagonal in shape.

The voltage-current characteristic of a semiconductor device is governed by a set of nonlinear partial differential equations (PDE), and thus a black-box approach is taken for the numerical solution of the PDEs.

We show that Monte Carlo simulations of neutral particle transport in planar-geometry anisotropically scattering media, using the exponential transform with angular biasing as a variance reduction device, are governed by a new "Boltzmann Monte Carlo" (BMC) equation, which includes particle weight as an extra independent variable.

The assessment of the scalability limits and ultimate performances of this technology demands for the comprehensive understanding of the physical mechanisms governing device operation and reliability, which requires accurate physics-based models reproducing the electrical device characteristics.

And the devices that govern that kind of activity change rapidly.

Such technologies explore the use of low-cost "bottom-up" approaches (i.e. chemical synthesis, molecular self-assembly), and the behavior of devices is governed by the properties of specifically designed molecular and polymer organic species.

"I could imagine a world that ends up with legislation saying: if you are going to make devices in the U.S., you figure out how to comply with court orders". — FBI director James Comey admits that he can foresee a future in which encrypted devices are governed by law.