Sentence examples for electrical acoustic from inspiring English sources

Highlight was put on the integrated technologies such as optical, electrical, acoustic and magnetic techniques.

The desired functions of a microfluidic chip are achieved by combining and integrating passive methods that utilize the channel geometry and structure, as well as active methods that include magnetic, electrical, acoustic and optical forces.

"Evolution has given marine organisms the ability to sense stimuli across domains tactile, electrical, acoustic, magnetic, chemical and optical," DARPA explained.

Mechanical damage to the BM (rupture) may result following acoustic trauma (leading to permanent sensorineural hearing loss) or cochlear implant insertion (leading to decreased performance in cases of combined electrical-acoustic stimulation strategies).

Investigators ay also make use of wire-line logging tools that are capable of measuring electrical resistance, acoustic properties, and magnetic and gravitational effects in the holes drilled.

The somewhat sci-fi patent applications describes a method that measures earbud fit based on various signals, including electrical current, acoustic indicators with a mic including signal frequency and more.

The electromechanical coupling coefficient (k t 2) of shear mode is a numerical measurement of the conversion efficiency between electrical and acoustic energy in piezoelectric materials.

The logs show the effect of pore pressure because of the relationship between compaction, porosity, density and the electrical and acoustic properties of the sediments.

The analysis is based on the identification of compressive and tensile failures of the borehole wall in electrical and acoustic borehole imaging logs.

The TTSS is towed from a surface vessel at speeds similar to those of commercial trawls and the water bottles, triggered simultaneously by electrical or acoustic signals, collect water samples in the plume of disturbed sediment behind the groundrope.

Active mixing can be accomplished by time-pulsing flow owing to a periodical change of pumping energy or electrical fields, acoustic fluid shaking, ultrasound, electrowetting-based droplet shaking, microstirrers, and others.