Sentence examples for fever sensing from inspiring English sources

The infrared fever sensing system detects passengers' body temperatures, spotting those with the fever associated with SARS without having to touch them or even make them stop walking.

The new version of the device, called an infrared fever sensing system, detects passengers' body temperatures, spotting people with a fever -- one of the symptoms of SARS -- without having to touch them or even make them stop walking.

Common symptoms are fever, a sense of ill health, and fatigue.

Watching Marianne's near-death scene (lovesickness, fever) in "Sense and Sensibility," I wondered why I was so pierced, and so desolated, when Elinor addresses her sister as, simply, "my dearest".

In this paper, a magnetoelastic (ME) sensing system for the detection of classical swine fever virus (CSFV) is presented.

That brought the fans to a fever pitch; they could sense that the Tigers could be the unanimous No. 1 team with a comeback victory.

As children, both Allen and his older brother, Wallace — who would grow up to become the author of plays like "Aunt Dan and Lemon," "The Fever" and "The Designated Mourner" — sensed an undertow of emotional intensity in the family that their parents "strenuously denied was there".

Some parents swear they can literally smell their children's fevers as they come on, or they can sense that their child's particularly fussy or whiny behavior is fever-induced.

Gold fever makes more sense after a visit to an artisanal gold mine.

Titled "The Orphans' Home Cycle," the plays were written with a fever and a sense of urgency that spread to the entire household.

The popular proverb that we should eat when we have a cold, but not when we have a fever makes some sense intuitively.