Sentence examples for instrumentation cluster from inspiring English sources

Members of the group will work together on Linux-based standards for devices and subsequent services to run on them, with some early emphasis on apps for in-vehicle infotainment and "instrumentation cluster" (the technical term for all the different gauges you use to monitor speed, distance, water levels and more; car diagnostics).

Sequencing and library formation were performed using an Illumina Gene Expression Sample Prep Kit and a Solexa Sequencing Chip (flow cell), with primary instrumentation consisting of an Illumina Cluster Station and an Illumina HiSeq 2000 System.

(See also instrumentation; transposing musical instrument).

These recent developments in cluster-SIMS have altered the instrumentation landscape.

Jaki Liebezeit of the German krautrock group Can played drums for Eno on "Backwater" while German ambient music group Cluster contributed to the songwriting and instrumentation of the track "By This River".

The large-scale nature of this phenomenon is confirmed by simultaneous observations from the near-identical CEPPAD-IES instrument on the Polar spacecraft, which was close to magnetic conjugacy with Cluster at the time, and from ground-based instrumentation.

We review these results, discuss physical models of cooling clusters, and describe the X-ray instrumentation and analysis techniques used to make these observations.

Lou Harrison's Pacifika Rondo, which mixes Eastern and Western instrumentation and styles, mirrors the gagaku approach sustained organ clusters emulate the sound and function of the shō.

Cluster is the first multispacecraft mission with identical instrumentation designed to resolve spatial and temporal structures in geospace.

The Cluster II spacecraft have state-of-the-art plasma instrumentation to measure electric and magnetic fields, from quasi-static up to high frequency, and electron and ion distribution functions from around 0 eV to a few MeV in energy.

We thank the Center for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics facility at the University of Minnesota for instrumentation support and maintenance and the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute for maintenance of the SEQUEST cluster and general hardware and software support.