Sentence examples for dual integrating from inspiring English sources

These bulk optical parameters (plus the absorption coefficient μa) were determined at the 890 nm laser excitation wavelength using the titanium sapphire laser (see below) and the approximate SHG (457 nm Argon ion line) wavelengths using a dual integrating sphere approach and angular resolved scattering measurements as previously reported[ 19].

Typically, these programs can be grouped into two types: (a) the dual system integrating industry and school education (e.g. VET programs for laboratory assistants in biology), and (b) a purely school-based education system (e.g. VET programs for technical assistants in medicine or biology).

A dual function integrated opto/fluid connector is also described.

The average current drawn by the processor core during the execution of this loop is measured by a standard off-the-shelf, dual-slope integrating digital multimeter.

Using an esa1 strain with the ADE2 - CAN1 dual reporter integrated at a single 25S rDNA repeat (Fritze et al. 1997), the suppressors were tested for their effect on silencing of the rDNA locus.

Inside the sun-tracking mirror-wielding bot, itself powered by a row of solar cells, is a dual-axis, integrated microcomputer with an optical feedback system.

The new Indian state faced the dual challenges of integrating its remaining Muslim population and appeasing its Hindu majority.

This paper proposes the use of hybridization for integrating dual motors to enhance EV system dynamics.

Popular Nyquist converters such as the FLASH converter, the pipelined and sub-ranging converter, the folding converter, the integrating dual slope converter, and the successive approximation converter are studied.

Fusion proteins integrating dual pesticidal functions have been devised over the last 10 years to improve the effectiveness and potential durability of pest-resistant transgenic crops, but little attention has been paid to the impact of the fusion partners on the actual activity of the resulting hybrids.

Today, there is hardly anyone who doesn't have some kind of 'hyphen,' whether they be dedicated Christians devoted to Jungian psychology or resolved atheists to Yoga practice, couples learning to handle the demands of inter-marriage or individuals integrating dual cultural identities.