Sentence examples for exposure of the device from inspiring English sources

With a 7-nm-thick CYTOP fluoropolymer, the carrier density of graphene was changed negligibly even after exposure of the device to an air ambient (RH ~ 45%) for 3 weeks (Figure 4d).

The sensitivity (S) was calculated as ΔI/I 0, where ΔI is the change in current that is induced by exposure of the device to the target gas atmosphere and I 0 is the initial current.

Of the 1073 participants having undergone GDD surgery, 67 experienced exposure of the device.

A gender-related difference in GDD exposure is a new finding: in a study of 11 cases of GDD exposure and 44 participants with GDD and without exposure, age and gender were not related to likelihood of exposure of the device.

The soaking and mounting of the samples were performed in dark in order to limit the premature exposure of the devices to light.

Time to discard was estimated and compared with mean kinetic temperature exposure of the devices during the shipment and storage phases and with characteristics of the storage locations using Weibull regression models.

This result suggests a cumulative effect of radiation exposure on the devices.

A sensing test cycle typically consists of three consecutive steps that include exposures of the device to (i) vacuum environment to record a base value of the sensor conductance, (ii) target gas to register a sensing signal, and (iii) vacuum environment for the sensor recovery.

Last week on our weekly AppleCast, we discussed how retail strategy might shift with the Apple Watch, and now 9to5Mac reports on a number of concrete changes that will be coming to Apple's physical retail locations to help securely sell even the highest-priced Apple Watch, and to make sure potential customers get plenty of in-store exposure to the device and its many options.

It would take long exposure to the device to create any health risk, she said.

Despite the widespread use of the technology and the need to create a strong deterrent effect, research has yet to determine if there is a relationship between levels of exposure to the devices and subsequent self-reported deterrent effects.