Sentence examples for enhancing the sensing from inspiring English sources
Recent techniques aimed at enhancing the sensing performance or overcoming known issues are also addressed such as photon counting or pulse coding.
The results reveal that in analogy with resistive sensors based on SWCNTs, charge transfer phenomena play a significant role in optical detection, providing the possibility of enhancing the sensing performance and discriminating between accepting or donating analytes.
In this research, the strategy of using the more photoactive ZnO-based composite as the sensing-electrode (SE) for potentially further enhancing the sensing value is proposed and confirmed.
This study's results justify the possibility and validity of FEM use for the analysis of the nonlinear behavior of CNT resonators and elucidate the relationship between the design parameters and the nonlinear behavior of the CNT-based mass sensor in enhancing the sensing performance.
For improving the performance of sensors based on the NASICON and oxide electrodes, two main approaches have been utilized: the developing of new oxide electrode materials and the design of novel sensor structure for enhancing the sensing performance as well as the sensing mechanism involved in the mixed potential.
The second layer has uniform thickness and porosity, allowing antireflection coatings or waveguiding layers to be created, enhancing the sensing properties.
The balcony, which protesters tried to scale, was barricaded, enhancing the sense of siege.
It does this by enhancing the sense of empathy, our ability to experience others' emotions.
Its light steel-and-timber construction imitated heavy masonry forms like towers and domes, enhancing the sense of mass over nothing.
Much of this is covertly filmed, sometimes by the farmers themselves, with wobbly camera shots enhancing the sense of chaos and terror.
And those they do produce tend to be whisked away as soon as their talent emerges: 12 of this squad have not played 50 league games in Brazil, only enhancing the sense of disconnection.
