Sentence examples for device to describe from inspiring English sources
section 4.1 describes other terms which have been added to the term "smart device" to describe specific features of these devices.
The study was undertaken to obtain normal values for characteristics of the peripheral arterial pulse wave, in nonpregnant women and in pregnant women at three different stages of gestation, with two devices, to describe cardiovascular hemodynamic variables induced by pregnancy.
In this article, we design the semantic device ontology to describe device features including built-in services and physical properties.
Geo-location uses data acquired from a radio or network connection enabled device to identify or describe the actual physical location.
To represent a physical device and make the representation understandable for machines, we use the instantiated device ontology to describe a physical device.
The Landau Lifschitz Gilbert (LLG) equation is used widely in device design to describe spin motions in magnetic nanoscale structures.
In this work, a simplified two-trap model is incorporated in device simulation to describe the type-inversion.
First, the device ontology is designed to describe device features including built-in services, which benefits the knowledge sharing and facilitates the service discovery; second, a context-aware service selection mechanism is proposed, in which available services and contexts including user situations, TR, device capabilities, etc. are taken into consideration.
The aim of this study was to present the authors' experience with Cardioband device implantation and to describe their anesthetic strategy.
However, the theories and putative mechanisms of conventional biocompatibility (mostly conceived through experiences with implantable medical devices) are inadequate to describe phenomena in tissue-engineering processes.
A mathematical model for the TPV devices was developed to describe the effect of cell bandgap and radiator temperature on electric power output and cell efficiency.
