Sentence examples for instrumentation developments from inspiring English sources
As the authors have pursued the development of the single-shot approach, the latter part of the review discusses its instrumentation design in detail and presents examples of materials science studies and the near-term instrumentation developments of this technique.
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.
On the other hand, I hope this lab will become a focus for further instrumentation development and then I could see myself staying on to continue the progress.
We describe the SOFIA facility and outline the opportunities for observations by the general scientific community and for future instrumentation development.
Eventually some examples of multiphase instrumentation development are reported (trickle-bed and slurry bubble column at semi-industrial scale) in the refinery or petrochemical area.
However, there is still much to be done, both in instrumentation development and evaluating the true benefits of TOF in modern clinical PET.
These studies are possible thanks to an instrumentation development allowing self-triggered and externally triggered measurements in the MHz domain and an improved understanding of radio emission processes.
Both activities should be supported by instrumentation development to measure electromagnetic field under real process conditions, at relevant spatial and temporal scales.
We include results from the early commissioning period, and from our program of instrumentation development, including backscattering monochromators and analyzer crystals.
"Tropospheric N2O isotopic composition: Instrumentation development and preliminary data for the constraint of the N2O global budget and stratospheric influence" by Kat Potter Pros: A clever and simple idea.
This review article provides technical and surgical views from the past and from the present, as well as a glance at the future endeavors and challenges in instrumentation development for lumbar spinal disorders.
