Sentence examples for devices which exploit from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate the potential of this approach we present two prototype devices which exploit the design freedom provided by AM.

We have operated a device which exploits surface plasmon field enhancement through the Kretchmann configuration to improve the surface sensitivity of the Raman process.

Alternatively, a solution-based top-down approach has been introduced for scalable SWCNTs-based integrated device, which exploits site-selective attachment of SWCNTs onto patterned self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) formed via microcontact printing or dip-pen nanolithography [20 23].

We report a simulation-based study of an all-silicon novel device which exploits internally combined quantum mechanical band-to-band and barrier tunneling mechanisms to overcome the intrinsic low current drive limitations of conventional silicon Tunnel FETs and the 60 mV/decade limitation of MOSFETs at room temperature.

Further simulations were used to design low thermal resistance device structures which exploit the high thermal conductivity properties of diamond.

Thus, many researchers aim at this multihoming issue and try to provide a new solution which exploits multiple network devices effectively.

Crowd sensing is a new paradigm which exploits pervasive mobile devices to provide complex sensing services in mobile social networks (MSNs).

Considering the lack of native GaN substrates, it was shown that using sapphire substrates for epitaxial growth of GaN film is optimal for exploiting in devices which operate at high temperatures.

This has been the case since "Limera1n" took advantage of an undisclosed bootrom exploit on the iPhone 4 (and earlier devices), which Apple has since fixed.

In the near future devices which are fabricated from shallow arrays of few and single atoms will exploit quantum mechanical rules to perform useful functions including quantum computation.

Anyhow, they only consider direct impacts on devices, which leads to an assumption that, in the absence of vulnerability and a corresponding exploit, no harm can be caused at all.