Sentence examples for flexible acquisition from inspiring English sources

This paper defines a flexible acquisition cycle based on the Master-Slave architecture that can be implemented on a Master station, called a Base Station Gateway (BSG).

A notable engagement in its Air Forces segment: the U.S. Air Force's $7.4 billion program, known as Flexible Acquisition and Sustainment Tool (FAST), to modernize and maintain its weapons systems.

In particular detectors having a faster response and a better shape of the time response must be produced, while new and more flexible acquisition systems must be introduced in order to collect in the proper way the information carried by the scattered neutrons.

The substations connect with all the other IEDs in the ring, allowing flexible data acquisition to be achieved.

The CSs and MS connect with each other in a ring and flexible data acquisition is available.

It has a flexible rule acquisition interface, which allows the process engineer to transfer his knowledge to the system.

With the development of modern image sensors enabling flexible image acquisition, single shot high dynamic range (HDR) imaging is becoming increasingly popular.

Our approach presented here aims in finding an effective solution for this issue comprising the following: (1) a formal logic-based model for flexible information acquisition from a PLMS, and (2) an automated reasoning mechanism, which can be flexibly adopted for an implementation of various applications of the operational mode (e.g. diagnostic functionality).

However, the fiber bundle provided usable data that offered significantly more flexible image acquisition and much improved potential for imaging of internal organs.

Although multichannel correlator hardware capable of processing up to 32 channels is commercially available, we were interested in developing a flexible data acquisition system providing time-stamping information for each photon and offering the capability to further process this information for future applications.

That would mean getting infrastructure in shape, notably building cities that are worth living in, setting up efficient power supplies and transport, making labour laws more flexible, easing the acquisition of land for investors, and more.