Sentence examples for fully operational device from inspiring English sources
A moderate trend towards lower values is visible, with a drop in the intensity of 25%% when moving to outlying grid points, which might be less important in the case of processing into a fully operational device, as long as the peak wavelength is well kept.
In some hypothetical and fully operational devices, the electrodes are fixed so that we have to find a separation which is optimal for all the four nucleosides.
You can imagine, I hope, the ambivalence I felt as I tested and trialled this phone in the knowledge that it was the last fully operational Apple device he would ever see.
The data obtained for both wafers are analysed and compared in order to estimate which fraction of the wafer is sufficiently uniform to be further processed into a fully operational ICL device.
A further problem faced by traditional survey methods is that sampling will be difficult when, for example, wave farms are fully operational and devices are deployed over the sea surface with a set of subsea moorings and cables.
We have today fully operational security operations capability.
The navy was keen to point out that this was not just a scientific test – the laser device is fully operational.
Please bid freely, not only will you get a fully operational torture, I mean interrogation device, all proceeds from the sale will go to AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL.
Above all, the book demonstrates that integrating medical devices into the legal metrology system and establishing a fully operational national laboratory for the inspection of medical devices could significantly improve the reliability of medical devices in diagnosis and patient care, while also reducing costs for the healthcare system in the respective country.
The Twist (and the somewhat similar Yoga) let business travelers pair down by carrying just one device that is a fully operational computer with the portability of an iPad.
Their DeltaStream device, invented by marine engineer Richard Ayre while he was installing buoys in the marine nature reserve near Pembrokeshire, will be the first tidal device in Wales and become fully operational in 2010.
