Sentence examples for directly interfaced with from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that, as stated in Section 1, the low-performance MCU cannot be directly interfaced with high-speed image sensors.
Membrane extraction has been applied to a wide range of organic and inorganic analytes, and has been directly interfaced with chromatography, spectroscopy and mass spectrometry.
The wide area network (WAN) is established wirelessly by using an on-chip Wi-Fi enabled microcontroller, CC3200 that is directly interfaced with level and flow transmitters.
Since the cladding modes coupled from the guided core mode in the LPGs are directly interfaced with external environments, the LPGs have high sensitivity to ambient perturbation change such as temperature, strain, and ambient index [1 3].
In this study, using a flow-based design, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is directly interfaced with a sunlight simulator enabling the study of DOM photodegradation in situ with high temporal resolution over 5 days.
The achievement of new biospecific organised ultrathin films, directly interfaced with the transducer and inserting biomolecules in a functional and orientated position, may open an original way in the development of new biomimetic optoelectronic devices.
The software that directly interfaces with and controls this hardware is called a device driver.
The visualization module applying this framework is implemented using the suitable software framework that can directly interface with the dismantling simulation system.
Such domains control.NET process management and it is only the run-time host that directly interfaces with the native operating system.
Using these REST APIs, a travel app could directly interface with your Office 365 calendar for example, and a sales automation app could work with your contacts, email and files.
The proposed method can be applied to future deployment scenarios, where fragile MEMS are placed on top of a system and must directly interface with the environment (thus, being prone to break).
