Sentence examples for instruments function from inspiring English sources
XPS instruments function in a manner analogous to SEM/EDS instruments that use a focused electron beam for compositional analysis.
As such, it is worthwhile to fully understand how these instruments function, behave and can be incorporated into an investment portfolio.
Knowledge of fundamentals will enable the surgeon to choose the appropriate suture material and knot construct, but practice is required to actually perform the task and know which instruments function best in their hands.
At first, the musical instruments functioned as props and masks—early on, Rigal's four comrades (Mélanie Chartreux, Malik Djoudi, Gwenaël Drapeau, and Julien Lepreux) advanced on us in a low crouch as they held guitars upside down in front of their heads, the instruments' necks brushing the ground like elephants' trunks.
With no way to charge them, Schiaparelli's batteries won't last for long, especially if it is very cold and heaters are needed to keep the instruments functioning.
Because the M-55 has just a single pilot (who wears something like a spacesuit for the 4-hour flighthe, testsests were designed to make sure the new instruments functioned as intended at high, cold altitudes.
Safety Instrumented Function (SIF) is implemented on the system to prevent hazard in process industry.
It plays an important role as it is the sub-system which performs the logic in every Safety Instrumented Function (SIF).
The Safety Integrity Level (SIL) of a Safety Instrumented Function (SIF) depends on failures of the various components involved in performing the function.
This paper will discuss the design considerations for integrating medium-voltage switchgear used for shutdown of an electric motor into a safety instrumented function.
By rotating the skyscanner to the correct azimuth and zenith angles at intervals of ~20 minutes, light from a HeNe frequency-stabilized laser is passed into the FPI etalon for calibration of the instrument function and the etalon stability.
