Sentence examples for electronic microchip from inspiring English sources

With an electronic microchip implanted in his back, Marc Merger, of Strasbourg, France, is now able to take a few halting steps for the first time in 10 years.

Inside Job: A New Chip Tells Farmers When to Water [Modern Farmer 2014-06-23] – Alan Lakso, profemerituserinus in horticulture, Abraham Stroock, associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, and Vinay Pagay, a Ph.D student at the time, created an electronic microchip water sensor that can be inserted right into grapevines.

456 NVAF patients and 912 matched controls were genotyped by an electronic microchip technology for C677T and A1298C MTHFR, A2756G MTR, and -786C/T eNOS gene polymorphisms.

That seemingly esoteric advance could open the way for a new type of chip that manipulates light in much the same way that electronic microchips control electrons.

But to be made economically, many believe, photonic chips must be made from silicon, using equipment already being used to build electronic microchips.

Using a novel system based on molecules that can assemble themselves into precise patterns, MIT researchers have come up with a way of beating size limitations that would otherwise crimp improvements in data-storage media and electronic microchips.

To account for environmental factors that might influence transmission, climatic measures (temperature, humidity rate) were recorded every hour by electronic microchips placed in each of the nine villages.

Nonetheless, he confidently argued that engineers would be able to cram an ever-increasing number of electronic devices onto microchips.

The company specifically blames weak sales of computers, HDDs, electronic parts and microchips for gadgets for the new numbers.

And physicists and engineers would like to miniaturize optics to create tiny circuits for light that, in principle, could be faster and more efficient that the electronic circuits on microchips.

A totally different approach is the use of light-powered 100 μm × 250 μm × 250 μm microtransponders, called electronic radio frequency microchips.