Sentence examples for hardware form from inspiring English sources
The coevolution of software and new hardware form factors will intermediate and digitize — many of the things we do and experience in business, life and our world.
We propose new architectures by translating the DNS specifications to hardware form through the "Specification and Description Language" (SDL) tool.
The training, and hundreds of millions of dollars in American aid for troop helicopters and other military hardware, form the centerpiece of President Andres Pastrana's ambitious plan to root out the coca cultivation that has fueled Colombia's brutal civil conflict.
These interfaces have a dual software and hardware form, with on-board and/or centralised control units.
Any alternative hardware form factors — sliders, physical Qwerty keyboards and so on — just get in the way or put a limitation on the software.
First, it has the same sort of post-capture feel that Lytro, the focus-stacking camera that everyone loves but that has failed to gain an immense amount of traction in its current hardware form.
This chapter provides the overview of the programmable logic controller (PLC) and its general function, hardware forms, and internal architecture.
This chapter presents an introduction to the programmable logic controller, its general function, hardware forms, and internal architecture.
This chapter is an introduction to control systems, starting with a discussion of relay-controlled systems before discussing the programmable logic controller (PLC) and its general function, hardware forms, and internal architecture.
A novel colour image enhancement architecture combining a Tonal Correction algorithm and a high frequency emphasis circular symmetric filter is implemented in hardware forming a colour image contrast enhancement system of low complexity.
At the University of Cambridge Cavendish Laboratory Baumberg et al. [3] illustrate how new hardware forms (desktop "Surfaces" and tablets) facilitate the use of visual sketching techniques to enhance the scientific process, in particular within a group.
