We also introduce a power-control noise δP that represents a discrepancy between the electronically measured signal P and the actual laser power leaving the EOM. Figure 3 shows the feedback system diagram with noise sources included.
Over time, the audience's response -- real or electronically created -- signaled to viewers that they were watching a comedy whether they found it funny or not.
Originally Watson signaled electronically, but show staff requested that it press a button physically, as the human contestants would.
New efforts center on new gear, like lines that lie along the ocean floor or marker buoys that sit at the bottom until a fishing boat finds them electronically and signals them to bob to the surface.
It relies on software to electronically acquire signals from satellites.
One of the unique innovations in the mTenna is its ability to use software to electronically acquire signals with no moving parts.
Such a study indicates that, for optimal analysis of primary breast tumours, it may be necessary to microdissect tumour specimens to separate populations enriched in cancer cells and/or to electronically remove signals believed to result from contamination with normal cells.
Fiber-optic lines use regenerators to convert light to electricity, electronically amplify the signal, then convert the signal back into a laser beam.
A reflected optical pulse was detected using a photodetector and converted into an electronically tunable TTL signal as a trigger signal.
Unlike the DTB, which trades all of its contracts electronically, MATIF has a floor of crowded trading pits in which frantic dealers signal orders at one another.
