Sentence examples for hidden circuit from inspiring English sources

Summarizing an interview conducted with the mechanic on Wednesday, Mr. Hammerschmidt said, "The flight crew stated something like, 'We are in a worse situation than we were.' " But the mechanic told the two pilots that he knew of no hidden circuit breakers.

The crew had apparently run through its emergency procedures, which included pulling out circuit breakers to try to cut off power to the two motors that control the device, called a horizontal stabilizer, and they asked the mechanic if he knew of any "hidden circuit breakers," said John Hammerschmidt, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board assigned to the crash.

You simply slide your zipper down to a certain spot on your hoodie, closing a hidden circuit, and LEDs inelegantly embedded in the hoodie will turn off the TVs surrounding your vicinity.

An artificial synaptic conductance created a hidden circuit change that caused no motor impairment with PdN6 intact.

We then further improve the performance by reserving circuits for anticipated messages, and hence completely hide circuit setup time.

"Glass: Make it simple" sees designer Isabelle Olson describe how Google hid the circuit board inside the frame of the face-worn computer, and kept weighing its prototypes until they made it light enough.

While the TV-B-Gone usually comes in the form of a remote control or keychain, Stern embedded the standard TV-B-Gone kit in her chic biker jacket and hid the circuit board underneath her lapel.

Also in May, Faiz Mohammad, a civil engineer, was caught at Karachi's airport with batteries and an electrical circuit hidden in his shoes.

Those remnants included: parts of one or two kitchen pressure cookers that had evidently been packed with nails, ball bearings and black powder and used as explosive devices; the torn remains of a dark nylon backpack or duffel bag in which one of the bombs had been hidden; and a circuit board, wires and other parts from timing devices.

Such individual variability in neural circuit elements was hidden under normal conditions, but became functionally relevant only when the system was challenged by injury.

Although the experimental procedure of blocking the brain commissure is far from a natural stress to the nervous system, our results shed light on how neural circuits can contain hidden variability, which may lead to differential survival under changing conditions including injury.