Sentence examples for embedded infrastructure from inspiring English sources
These unique features are advantageous for many applications (i.e., carry-on medical devices, embedded infrastructure sensors, aerospace, transportation, etc).. To ensure the efficient applications of thermoelectric energy harvesting system, the behaviors of such systems need to be fully understood.
The sceptics argue that Scotland – especially the Edinburgh area – has an embedded infrastructure and skills base for financial and professional services that many English cities outside of London do not have – and that it might not be as easy as companies think to move their operations to England.
The concept study "Konzeptstudie Vernetzte Primärdaten-Infrastruktur für den Wissenschaftler-Arbeitsplatz" of the TIB, the workgroup of Prof. Fels and the FIZ CHEMIE aims to identify the key factors for an embedded infrastructure of primary data in the field of chemistry.
This approach may be appropriate where the materials have a one-to-one correspondence with the relevant infrastructure, e.g., concrete used in building stock but falls short when we want to study materials in technologies embedded within infrastructure, where one technology relies on subcomponents, each with their own in-use dynamics and lifetime characteristics.
The paper describes the architecture of the system in the context of the European research project DEWI (dependable embedded wireless infrastructure) using the concept of the DEWI Bubble and its three-tier architecture especially designed to ensure dependability and interoperability.
Taking this a level further, so-called "smart cities" have communication networks through sensors embedded in infrastructure, or through information sent by individuals or automatically generated by, say, programmed iPhones with GPS.
This Article presents such a planning tool: a dynamic stocks and flows model for technologies embedded in infrastructure.
When the materials embedded in infrastructure are critical materials that may suffer from supply shortfalls, understanding where, when, and how these materials and technologies within which they are embedded may be recovered (or better, reused) becomes important, first for enabling a closed-loop system of material use, and second to ensure the continuing functioning of basic infrastructure.
In an analysis departing from the global health situation, the foundation for a change of paradigm in health informatics based on socially embedded information infrastructures and technologies is identified and discussed.
She said the challenge is to deeply embed the infrastructure of long term change during a short political cycles that can be as short as three years.
Our goal was to establish a research infrastructure embedded in a comprehensive lifestyle intervention treatment for obesity.
