Sentence examples for fiber optic means from inspiring English sources

While this study utilized ears that had been clipped for ease of experimental study (minimizing restraint, anesthesia, etc)., the Raman technique is easily made portable and employable via fiber optic means, which would allow its noninvasive interrogation of the tissue to be utilized in clinical environments.

An interesting twist is in the vehicle's soft-touch headliner, which is woven with 1,340 glowing fiber optic elements meant to evoke a sense of motoring under a starry sky.

In large part that means fiber optic broadband because broadband is critical to living and working in the global knowledge economy.

But just as the failure of 99percentt of the automakers in the early decades of the 1900's didn't signal an end to the car's influence on society, the demise of the fiber optic entrepreneurs doesn't mean the Internet is done transforming the way we live.

The chapter concludes that fiber optic connector not only provides a means of connecting two fiber optic cables together, but also provides a method of aligning the cores and bringing the ends as close together as possible with the lowest attenuation possible.

Optical connectors and couplers are the means by which a fiber optic cable is connected to peripheral equipment and to other fibers.

Well, infrastructure usually means electricity grids, power plants, roads, fiber optic cables and so on.

Now the oldest students are fifth graders, and the school says the high-speed fiber optic service is of little use and beyond its means.

The wires are meant not for the long hauls of conventional fiber optic cables that run between cities and under oceans, Dr. Mazur said, but for distances measured at most at an inch or so.

"I mean, how many mountain towns are there with gigabit fiber optic internet and a lower cost of living?" points out Cabrera.

"'Fiber to the Premises' or 'FTTP' means the technology for providing Broadband Internet Access Service by running fiber optic cable directly from an Internet Service Provider ('ISP') to a subscriber's home or business location".