Sentence examples for distributed instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Cost effective, distributed instrumentation arrays have to be developed to realise a robust automated ammonia flux measurement system suitable for use at the periphery of naturally ventilated livestock buildings.

Five to eight days post surgery, ad libitum fed animals received either aECF (n = 7, CMA Microdialysis AB distributed by Linton Instrumentation) or recombinant glucosamine (GSN; CMS Chemicals 15 or 150 nmol/min, n = 4 and 6, respectively) via the indwelling cannula for 60 min, starting at mid light cycle at an infusion rate of 0.3 μl/min, with a priming dose of 0.9 μl/min over the first 3 min.

The novelty value of this paper consists in applying some concepts such as sensor networks as a "distributed sensor", estimation techniques and virtual instrumentation to distributed parameter systems, with many applications in practice, such as system monitoring for fault detection and diagnosis, as it is illustrated in Figure 1. Figure 1 Domains of interest in practical application.

An overview of the design and operation of the system instrumentation and a distributed computer control system has been included.

A technical contribution based on multivariable estimation techniques, distributed parameter system theory and virtual instrumentation is presented with consistency.

Lastly, development of a systematic instrumentation that evaluates the distributed, temporal evolution of snowpack drainage is vital for optimal understanding and management of cold-climate hydrologic systems.

With reference to a remote instrumentation architecture deeply rooted in distributed computing paradigms such as grids and clouds, we evaluate the performance of mechanisms for the collection of data generated by instruments, in order to assess the capabilities of remote instrumentation services.

The Distribution segment distributes approximately 100,000 test, measurement, and control instruments for customers' test and measurement instrumentation needs.

Furthermore, our approach suits both modular field devices such as distributed I/O's and compact devices such as field instrumentation.

The temperature-dependent fluctuations in Hb concentration throughout the experiment could not be attributed to periodic blood loss, as bleeding from instrumentation was minimal and blood sampling was evenly distributed.

W. Furlong and D. Feeny have a proprietary interest in Health Utilities Inc. which distributes copyright Health Utilities Index (HUI®) instrumentation and provides methodological advice on the use of HUI.