Sentence examples for devices can realize from inspiring English sources
The ultra-high storage densities that probe-storage devices can realize pose a significant challenge to the control design for positioning and navigation.
The all-in-one devices can realize the joint defensive protection through cooperation, even though, parts of them are out of work.
It is shown that by switching the optical signals to different input channels, the presented device can realize simple logic functions such as OR, AND and XOR.
In addition, by adjusting the refractive index of the fillers, the device can realize the unique switch function, which has great significance for the establishment and application of optical fiber network.
This transceiver module is a Bluetooth LE device that can realize transparent data transfer to another host Bluetooth device.
We adopt a UPFC because it is a serial-parallel FACTS device that can realize both voltage control and impedance control [22].
The device we fabricated can realize the co-operation of the energy conversion and storage sections effectively by taking advantages of the mono electrolyte system and the shared double-sided mesh-typed electrode.
The study of observing specific functions of organic molecules and applying these functions to electronic and optical molecular devices is of crucial help because one can realize novel functional devices only by using organic molecules without using the maturing nano-fabrication technology in the field of semiconductor device technology.
By using a pretightening force control device, the designed actuators can realize high accuracy and stability.
Thus the device with two layers can realize the function of SOFC and at the same time avoids the electronic short circuiting problem.
Additionally, the as-fabricated GO/NCs symmetric supercapacitor devices in 1 M Na2SO4 can realize a wide operational voltage of 1.8 V, and displays high energy density of 38.6 Wh kg−1 at the power density of 180 W kg−1, which still maintains 19.9 Wh kg−1 at 32.4 kW kg−1.
