Sentence examples for first generation system from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrates the utility of a first generation system in vitro and in vivo and subsequent modified versions of the RHeoSwitch will be sensitive to lower concentrations of ligand and result in higher levels of induced gene expression (see ).

While these results are consistent with the first generation system, they do not reach the theoretical resolution, 5.7 μm, as given by where λ is the central wavelength of the light source and Δλ is the bandwidth of the source [ 7, 8].

But even with this high efficiency, at 3.5 kW of first generation systems charging power there is a non-negligible amount of heat to be dissipated.

In second and third generations of terminology systems, reorganisation of concepts is supported by the knowledge base that defines and extends the concepts and/or formal rules, whereas in first generation systems reorganisation has to be done manually [ 12].

Dr. Banyai's higher capacity second generation system is now being installed and will begin production during the first half of this year.

Then, the dynamics of the DH system development towards the fourth generation system were investigated.

The second generation system (size 35 x 35 mm, cost $19.89AU) was designed and implemented.

This proposal aims to offer a solution to the third generation system's constraint of allocating only adjacent subcarriers, by providing an optimal resource allotment under a fairness scheme.

In terms of a recently proposed classification of telehealth, 40 the telehealth system evaluated here most closely approximates a second generation system.

To control our second generation system we developed open-source GUI software programmed in C which we have named SPLASSH (SPectral Light Acquisition Software for Signaling and Hemodynamics).

Though the second generation system has already demonstrated 3D imaging capability, the sampling density has to be sacrificed due to the limitation of scanning time (usually couple of seconds) caused by the limited imaging speed [ 12– 29].