Sentence examples for device in contrast from inspiring English sources

The risks of the device, in contrast, "are pretty clear," Dr. Miller said.

Google's sticking to the single camera on the rear of the device, in contrast to the majority of the competition.

In this section, we present the power consumption evaluation of the wearable device in contrast to the alternative candidates.

This enables simultaneous generation of multiple frequency oscillations in a single planar device, in contrast to traditional vertical Gunn diodes where only single-frequency oscillations can be achieved.

The proposed sensor consists of a two-port SAW device in contrast to the common BAW pressure sensors typically used in the oil and gas industry.

This approach also allows treatment of several patients per day with the same device, in contrast to CRRT where one dedicated device is to be attributed to each single patient.

Tom Bennett, founder of the ResearchED education group, who is leading a UK government-commissioned review of smartphone use in classrooms, noted the research found that even the brightest students appeared to be distracted by the presence of digital devices, in contrast to previous studies.

The outlier detection algorithm must precisely perform within the limited computational resources of mobile smart devices, in contrast to the virtually unlimited cloud environment.

In this article, we undertake an experimental approach with commercial off-the-shelf devices, in contrast to most contributions where controllable, computer-simulated, results are used to assess the performance of a given method.

Room temperature emission at ∼1.6 μm was obtained from most of the dislocation engineered devices, in contrast to standard ion beam synthesised β-FeSi2 diodes, where no electroluminescence was observed.

As we know, a high-impedance material is suitable for ISFET devices; in contrast with ISFET devices using a high-impedance material as their sensing films, the ion sensing films of EGFET devices are fabricated using a low-impedance material for relatively better conductivity and sensitivity.