Sentence examples for instrumentation concept from inspiring English sources

The performance monitoring was carried out with a sophisticated monitoring system, designed and implemented by us using the virtual instrumentation concept.

The innovative aspect includes both an improved design of the reactor used to activate the chemical reaction that leads to the formation of the ZnO compound as an electronic system developed using the virtual instrumentation concept.

Both, instrumentation concepts will improve control of modern distribution systems.

Through these and other projects, IPNS will continue to be a source and testbed for novel neutron scattering instrumentation concepts.

Virtual instruments based on Monte-Carlo techniques are now integral part of novel instrumentation development and the existing codes (McSTAS and Vitess) are extensively used to define and optimise novel instrumental concepts.

The University of Tennessee is developing instrumentation and control design concepts for the I2S-LWR.

The existing instrumentation only includes these concepts as sub-units within broader assessments, and does not allow the construct of patient involvement to be measured accurately.

Conventional electrical grid is transforming into smart grid an evolutionary solution to satisfy rapidly emerging and vibrantly changing requirements of utilities and customers by intelligently leveraging telemetry concepts of instrumentation and control engineering in form of communication technology network infrastructure.

Groups such as Los Van Van and Irakere established modern forms of Cuban music, paving the way for new rhythms and dances to emerge as well as fresh concepts in instrumentation.... Cuba's dance music had already inspired a change from the older son-style dances, as younger Cubans broke free of step-oriented dances.

In this paper an overview of the Swarm science objectives, the mission concept, the scientific instrumentation, and the expected contribution to the ILWS programme will be summarized.

In this chapter the modifications of the Hoffmann family of fixators are traced and the important steps in the development of the concept and the instrumentation emphasized.