Sentence examples for generation board from inspiring English sources

A RF generation board, an RF acquisition board and a digital signal processing (DSP) & control board were built for the digital EPR detection.

Singerman is on the Advisory Board for the Center for Real Estate and Finance at Cornell University; on the Advisory Board to the Real Estate Applied Security Analysis Program at the University of Wisconsin Madison School of Business Board Memberr of IMH Financial, a public bridge lending platform; and Next Generation Board Member of the United States Holocaust Museum.

The signal generation system (SGS) comprises a signal generation board (SGB), a high power amplifier (implemented using a parallel structure), and a coupling circuit.

A frequency generation board (NI PCI 5406; National Instruments, Texas, USA) outputs a frequency sweep to the piezoelectric actuator such that the cantilevers are excited at selected frequency bandwidths.

Compromises have also been made to the second-generation boards scheduled to ship by the end of February — they won't be water resistant.

Results are presented for a first generation virtual board description, where the board material properties vary along the section according to the pith position that defines the radial and tangential directions.

It is about bringing a younger generation on board.

Fuel cell systems are regarded as a promising solution for future electrical energy generation on board of commercial aircraft.

"In light of the group's improving cash generation, the board intends … to propose an inaugural dividend payment to shareholders in 2011," the company said.

The concert's title, "Exciting Young Virtuosos: Bringing the Next Generation on Board," referred to Mr. Shifrin's colleagues for the evening: Ms. Chien; Erin Keefe, a violinist; and Andrey Tchekmazov, a cellist.

In October, Seventh Generation's board of directors severed its relationship with Mr. Hollender, who had resigned as chief executive in 2009 but remained as an active ambassador, in a power struggle over the company's direction.