Sentence examples for device with mass from inspiring English sources

For the first time, a device with mass market potential had genuinely delivered on the promise of virtual reality, after the clunky disappointments of the 1990s.

They also came away convinced that this is something that Google will eventually be able to turn into a device with mass-market appeal, whether or not it's quite at that stage by the time it hopefully hits shelves later this year.

The vehicle requirements call for a simple, robust device with low mass and low power consumption.

Up to 9 mW is generated from a device with a mass of ∼82 g, and over the range of frequencies tested the power harvested at 4 m/s2 is between 3 and 4 mW.

This effect is seen in any mass that enters the device with smaller masses having the larger accelerations.

Subsequent to N-glycosidase F-treatment, velaglucerase alfa was diluted in the crystallization buffer (10 mM citrate pH 5.5, 7% (v/v) ethanol, 0.02% (w/v) NaN3) and passed through a Centricon YM-30 centrifugal filter device with a molecular mass cut-off of ∼30 kDa, to give a final concentration of 4 5 mg/mL.

The first one is to deploy SBS with mass storage device which does not require high-speed backhaul links.

What would be new, however, is Google dropping news about a for-the-masses device with Tango smarts built-in.

Theoretical analysis shows that for an in-plane acceleration, the rotation of the thickness reduced proof mass with the electroplated gold layer is reduced by 69% compared to the accelerometer device with normal all-silicon proof mass keeping the resonant frequency of both the structures nearly equal.

The strategy targets the two-ion-gun approach to maximize ionization with reduced damage, laser postionization to maximize ionization efficiency, and the implementation of an orbitrap device for ultrahigh mass resolution with tandem mass spectrometry capabilities.

Graham Cooks, a member of the Purdue team, has already built a functioning portable DESI device with a built-in miniature mass spectrometer that is no bigger than a doctor's case.