"dual drivers" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has two separate and distinct components or functions, such as a pair of headphones with two drivers for better sound quality. Example: "These headphones have dual drivers, providing both crisp highs and deep bass for an enhanced listening experience."
The bioreactor uses dual drivers, one for low frequency (or static) strains, and another for high-frequencies vibrational strains.
It's not on par with something like the Big Jambox, but it's very capable with its dual drivers, especially considering its other advantages, even when biking through a forest on a fairly fast wooded path.
Furthermore, the second driver strain, strain 1967, was PCR-negative for nine of 11 sequences tested from the two dual driver subtractions.
Thalamocortical neurons with dual driver inputs work as integrators when both driver inputs are active within a well-defined time window.
Because of our use of single restriction digestion conditions for each subtraction, we cannot claim the extent of coverage achieved by Agron et al. [ 22], but the increased proportion of repeat sequences obtained with the dual driver subtractions is indicative of a reduction in the overall pool of tester-specific sequences in these subtractions.
Ps – we're going into dual-driver mode now, so you'll see posts from Richard Adams tagged 'Richard', and ones from Adam Gabbatt tagged 'Adam'Adam
If you want thumpier bass, go dual-driver (Shure SE420, UE super.fi 5 Pro).
When Shure announced its new dual-driver in-ear headphones at CES, I was immediately anxious to compare them with my Ultimate Ears super.fi 5 Pros.
The Ultimate Ears 11 Pro the company's "best custom monitors yet"—have four individual speakers inside each bud, in addition to a dual-driver subwoofer and magic pixie dust.
The mids are clear, though to my ears there's a bump in the upper mids that's meant to make music sound crisp, even though the highs don't extend as far as with, say, Ultimate Ears' more expensive dual-driver models.
The drive circuit was designed by using a 555 timer as an astable multivibrator, and high-speed dual MOSFET drivers as a class D half-bridge switching amplifier.
