Sentence examples for embedded machinery from inspiring English sources

Based on the mobile and embedded machinery equipment, a crowd lightweight data-driven analysis model is proposed to solve the hydraulic mechanical properties of nonlinear filtering with coarse-grained service detection.

Firstly, a population intellectual lightweight data-driven analysis model was proposed with the mobile embedded machinery and equipment, which was used to solve the hydraulic mechanical properties of nonlinear filtering of coarse-grained service detection.

These are small systems that run the control processors embedded in machinery from factory production lines to home appliances.

Artificial intelligence embedded in machinery and tools, as exemplified above, plays an ever-larger role in emerging digital organizations (for a survey see Kolbjørnsrud et al. 2016).

These reference designs have included embedded systems for machinery (using Intel chips), point-of-sale systems for stores (using Intel chips) and low-power "in-vehicle infotainment systems" (using Intel chips).

The model includes the control protocol of embedded nodes in machinery equipment, the elimination mechanism of interference, the control protocol of transmission power, and the crowd data-driven mechanism.

We favor the absence of a functional translocon machinery embedded in the membrane particles as one of the major reasons for this negative outcome.

The sprint of a cheetah and the lumberings of a tortoise are powered by the same source: a set of cellular machinery, embedded in the mitochondria, shared by all eukaryotic life.

For Maddy, logical truths are a posteriori, but they cannot be disconfirmed merely by observation and experiment, since they form part of very basic ways of thinking of ours, deeply embedded in our conceptual machinery (a conceptual machinery that is structurally similar to Kant's postulated transcendental organization of the understanding).

As wireless technology improves, it is not only getting attached to machinery and embedded in the environment, but slipping under people's skin as well.

Eric Cantor (R-VA), the House majority leader who was found to be so deeply embedded in the money machinery of Washington's crony capitalism that he was embarrassingly trounced by an obscure tea partier running against him in their Republican primary.