Sentence examples for fire wire from inspiring English sources

Explain in basic terms some of the most important areas to consider, such as: RAM, hard drive, firewall, fire wire, and Ethernet.

This paper presents a comparison of different real time image grabbing methods using fire wire interface from HDV Sony camera.

This attitude has given them recognition for tracks such as "Fire Wire," "Exploration of Space," "Be Your Sound" and "Flying Blind".

Acoustic stimuli were presented through an ultrasonic speaker (ScanSpeak, Avisoft Bioacoustics, Berlin, Germany) using an external sound card with a sampling rate of 192 kHz (Fire Wire Audio Capture FA-101, Edirol, London, UK) and a portable ultrasonic power amplifier with a frequency range of 1 125 kHz (Avisoft Bioacoustics).

A Nikon E50i microscope (IMP, Cape Town, South Africa) fitted with a 100 × oil immersion objective was used to observe the sperm smears and spermatozoa were photographed with a digital fire wire Basler 312fc colour camera (Microptic S.L., Barcelona, Spain).

The Mirax slide scanner system equipped with a 20 × objective with a numerical aperture of 0.75 (Carl Zeiss B.V., Sliedrecht, The Netherlands) and a Sony DFW-X710 Fire Wire 1/3″-type progressive SCAN IT CCD (pixel size 4.65 × 4.65  μm, Tokyo, Japan) was used to digitally capture the immunohistochemical stainings, as described previously (Goos et al, 2013).

The board has also called for looking into another potential cause of fire, wiring near the main cabin door, which it said could be damaged and provide a spark.

The pellet was then connected to the firing wire fitted between the electrodes with the aid of a cotton thread.

The Profile's two Fire-Wire ports are 4-pin models that can't supply power to outboard devices like Apple's iPod.

The images were taken using two cameras within the IVVI (Intelligent Vehicle based on Visual Information) vehicle (Figure 27(a)): a pin-hole analog camera connected to a frame-grabber for the nocturnal illumination and a fire-wire camera for the diurnal use.

Left on its own at a roadside, in the open and with no attempt at disguise other than to hide the firing wires, it was indistinguishable from the barrels of tar commonly used in road repair.