Sentence examples for displacement device from inspiring English sources
After putzing around, they discover that this is a would-be prototype for a temporal displacement device.
A less expensive but less effective way to save water with an older toilet is to install a displacement device in the water tank.
Three kinds of reflector displacement device used in this experiment are one-layer, two-layer, and three-layer membrane.
Two output ports (sensing port) are connected with two reflector displacement device (RDD) and functioned as two probes.
The sensing principle is to detect displacement of reflector, which is attached to membrane (reflector displacement device), due to the change of gasoline hydrostatic pressure.
The experimental results are 0 180 cm of dynamic range, 100 140 cm of linear range, 3.2 mV/cm of sensitivity, and 0.6 cm of resolution for reflector displacement device with one-layer membrane for emptying the tank process.
The silo was instrumented with wall pressure cells, free field cells, strain gauges and displacement devices.
Adaptive remodelling of the mandibular condyle in response to mandibular advancement is the mechanism exploited by orthodontic forward displacement devices.
The dynamic response of flow meters is significant in many applications, including fast control operations, e.g. short duration (less than 1 s) batch filling and for tracking the periodic flow fluctuations produced by positive displacement devices.
This design firstly combines the advantages of biaxial displacement devices, typically mounted in a universal tensile tester, with stand-alone machines and by at the same time providing a solution to the limitations associated with each of these types.
Visual DSD has been used to model and analyse a wide range of DNA strand displacement devices, including logic gates (Qian and Winfree, 2011), neural network computation (Qian et al., 2011), fork and join gates (Cardelli, 2010), oscillators (Lakin et al., 2011) and a range of other devices including catalytic gates and schemes for simulating arbitrary chemical systems (Phillips and Cardelli, 2009).
