Sentence examples for independently movable from inspiring English sources

Flying houseflies make head saccades (they do not have independently movable eyes) separated by stabilized periods.

Its digital light-processing (DLP) technology is based on chips a centimetre across on which there are nearly half a million independently movable mirrors, each only about 15 microns (millionth of a metre) wide.

The modular design allows for the fabrication of 4 32 independently movable electrodes or 'tetrodes'tetrodes

This is mainly adopted in robotics where each node is independently movable and has sensors to capture the direction of movement and acceleration [4, 16, 18].

The 'split drive' contains 14 independently movable microdrivers that were designed to hold tetrodes and to permit day-to-day adjustment of dorsoventral position in the brain.

A non-conventional probe design has been chosen: three independently movable probe styli form a miniature coordinate measuring machine with parallel kinematics.

The multi-channel electrodes consist of two-independently movable bundles of stereotrodes or tetrodes, which were constructed by twisting a folded piece of 2 or 4 wires, respectively (STABLOHM 675, H-FORMVAR, 25 µm for stereotrode, California Fine Wire).

Opposite the centrifuge, we have located the S1/S2 pipetting station that comprises a sucking and a dispensing 96-well head for acetone and operates independently of the movable pipetting head to avoid contaminations with acetone.

This force (generated by a specific movable constraint) is derived both via variational calculus and, independently, through an asymptotic approach.

The different functional chelae of a multi-chela can be described independently: that in Leanchoilia superlata, for example, is composed of a proximal chela with a movable finger including a single element (the movable finger is the spine arising from the next distal element) and a distal chela where the movable finger includes two elements.

Increasing the refresh rate enables enhanced application of movable foci, potentially allowing the SLM to work as a scanner system with independently moving beams.