Sentence examples for devices for development from inspiring English sources

Proposed next-step devices for development of fusion energy present a major increase in the energy content and duration of plasmas far beyond those encountered in existing machines.

Since it can generate a membrane with structure porous and stability in several organic solvents, lobster chitosan film could be incorporated in devices for development of targeted drug delivery.

Craig Federighi, the head of software, described it as Apple's differentiator with end-to-end encryption and advanced anonymization where taking data off the device for development is necessary saying: "Great features and great privacy.

In conclusion, the organic engine is a promising device for development of a chemo-mechanical system with pancreas-like function actuated by human blood sugar for the treatment of Diabetes Mellitus.

Artificial low-dimensional nano-sized objects, like quantum dots, quantum wires and quantum wells, as well as structures based on them, are promising systems for improvement of existing devices and for development of principally new devices for opto-, micro- and nano-electronics.

Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are very useful devices for the development of real-time systems, due to their flexibility, performance and reduced design costs.

A section is dedicated specifically to the PNS, with a critical focus on the actual therapeutic potential of experimental devices for the development of tissue-engineered medical products.

Also, the use of supported lipid bilayers in microfluidic devices for the development of lab-on-a-chip based platforms is examined.

This study shows that the earth-abundant iron-silicide and cheap metal oxides based PEC cells provide great potential toward Pt-free devices for the development of sustainable and low cost PECs for large scale solar hydrogen production.

This paper tackles several important challenges such as communication cost and device limitations for development of ubiquitous multimedia applications.

The third paper, "New trends on ubiquitous mobile multimedia applications" by J. P. C. Rodrigues et al. tackles several important challenges such as communication cost and device limitations for development of ubiquitous multimedia applications.