Sentence examples for electrical reading from inspiring English sources
In this paper we discuss the three major families of probe storage: (i) probe storage using thermo-mechanical (and purely mechanical) write/read in polymer media; (ii) probe storage using electrical writing (and various readout methods) in ferroelectric media; (iii) probe storage using electro-thermal writing and electrical reading in phase-change media.
The high magnetic stability combined with electrical reading and writing shows that single-atom magnetic memory is indeed possible.
Also, performing signal enhancement at the biomolecular level before performing electrical read-out would reduce the effects of background interference [8 10].
Further, a fully electrical read-out and easy and low-cost fabrication are unique features that give this technology an enormous potential [7].
But when Mr. Sarver, 63, a Vietnam veteran and electrical contractor, reads about the spate of charges and revelations that involve Mount Vernon's politicians and touch the administration of former Mayor Ernest D. Davis, he thinks there's an argument to be made for voters to consider a return to something closer to a two-party system.
Alternatively you can just simply watch TV or surf the web (YouTube is a good site to pass time!) If you have no access to any electrical items, read a novel that absorbs you into the story.
At its simplest level, it involves reading electrical signals into a computer from some form of sensor.
2. Examine the role of energy deregulation in the August 2003 electrical blackout by reading and discussing "The System Did Not Fail.
Modern prostheses are able, by reading electrical signals from muscles using electrodes attached to the skin of the missing limb's stump, to perform tasks such as picking things up.
I cannot walk into a delicatessen and order a roast beef sandwich and give them this.' " The new Nissan taxi has been hailed by the city for its various interior gadgets, like electrical chargers and reading lights.
In 1958, he went to University College London, and read electrical engineering.
