Sentence examples for electronically regulated from inspiring English sources
And though top speed for the standard car is an electronically regulated 155 miles per hour, the performance version is allowed to run up to a claimed 186 m.p.h.
This cell suspension mixture containing 1000 cells is loaded into a borosilicate glass needle and implanted into each zebrafish of 4 day-post-fertilization embryo through the yolk in a single injection by using an electronically regulated air-pressure microinjector (Eppendorf, FemtoJet express).
It also had a six-speed transaxle with electronically regulated hydraulic shifting controlled by buttons on the steering wheel.
The applied shear stress was electronically regulated and consists of 8 increasing shear stress ranges (0.3; 0.6; 1.2; 3; 6; 12; 30; 60 Pa).
Electronically regulated compressors are just one more sign that climate-control systems in cars are getting smarter -- in some ways even smarter than the systems used in homes.
With a total of 12 single and double pumps in four sizes, these electronically regulated heating circulator pumps are designed for use in mid-sized and large buildings.
This paper describes a scheme for electronically regulating the flow of propellant to the thruster from a high-pressure storage tank used in spacecraft application.
Electrodes were implanted into his diaphragm so that breathing could be regulated electronically.
Describing the current system, Cromwell said: "OTC Market Group operates OTC Link ATS - SEC regulated Alternative Trading System ATSS) that electronically connects a diverse network of broker-dealers that price and trade the 10,000 securities.
Degassed water was obtained using a partial vacuum of −14 psi, and DO regulated at an aquarium scale using electronically controlled aeration with timed partial water renewal.
Electronically controlled 3-way solenoid valves (Automate Scientific, Berkeley, CA) regulated if clean air leaving the flowmeters expelled into the room or entered into custom made odor chambers (Lundstrom et al., 2010).
