Sentence examples for electronic shot from inspiring English sources

Hence it can be ultrafast, and the resulting nonlinear device does not suffer from electronic shot noise49,50.

Non-equilibrium electronic shot noise is a powerful diagnostic tool revealing properties of mesoscopic systems inaccessible by the mean current measurements1,2,3.

We develop a quantitative model that treats the generation of these fields in an analogous way to that of electronic shot noise, and use this model to specifically address the cause of this 1/f2 Brownian noise.

To date, however, purely electrical sensing of solid-state nanopores remains hindered by the color of the ion current noise spectra, which includes lower frequency (1/ f) flicker noise as well as higher frequency dielectric loss and capacitive noise, on top of the flat thermal noise (Johnson-Nyquist) and electronic shot noise.

"SAD!," a haunting and emotional electronic ballad, shot to the top spot, becoming the first posthumous No. 1 hit for a lead solo artist since Notorious B.I.G.'s "Mo Money Mo Problems" topped the chart following his death in 1997.

And two huge speakers hanging from the ceiling on either side of the orchestra toward the front of the stage were intended to enhance the electronic cannon shots that sound in the distance.

Just prior to the face-to-face interviews, patients completed paper versions of the PROs, formatted to look like electronic screen shots, as future administration of the tools using an electronic device (ePRO) is planned.

Look at any press shot of electronic it-girl Grimes and she radiates a kind of fashion-forward alien threat.

The essential elements of the ceremony include his handmade bowls, ladles, vases and scroll paintings, along with a motorized tea whisk, an electronic brazier and a shot clock.

"E-signing," as the new process is called, is also expected to spur a variety of technologies that provide digital variations on penning one's name on paper, including the use of coded messages, penlike styluses or thumb prints on electronic pads, or camera shots of the signer's face or eye.

Multi-shot TASER electronic control device with laser-dot aiming.