Sentence examples for light-sensitive sensor from inspiring English sources

It has a resolution of eight megapixels, which doesn't matter much, and a new, more light-sensitive sensor, which does.

Here, an electronic pen device is equipped with a light-sensitive sensor at the pen tip, to be used to write on, or close to the surface of a monitor based on cathode ray technique.

Light sensitive sensors placed on different parts of the body trigger sounds as the child moves, encouraging play in more adventurous ways.

Running light inserted in the road surface Rural, all drivers all vehicles all traffic conditions all weather especially reduced visibility conditions Light sensitive sensors (solar cells based) will help the driver to see the edge and centre lines.

Light sensitive sensors (solar cells based) will help the driver to see the edge and centre lines Rural, all drivers all vehicles all traffic conditions running light inserted in road surface- all weather esp.

I'd rather camera companies put efforts into better lenses, larger and more light sensitive sensors and bringing back optical view finders (an invention of the early 20th century) so we don't have to hold the camera out in front of us and frame everything using the LCD screen.

In a pioneering proof-of-principle bacterial photographing system, a synthetic light-sensitive chimaeric sensor kinase (Cph1 EnvZ) was made in Escherichia coli by fusing the photoreceptor domain of the phytochrome Cph1 protein from cyanobacterium Synechocystis to the intracellular signal transduction domain of the E. coli EnvZ kinase [ 17], yielding a functional sensor chimaera (Cph8).

The television camera is a device that employs light-sensitive image sensors to convert an optical image into a sequence of electrical signals in other words, to generate the primary components of the picture signal.

Here we review a number of recent advances in design and delivery of light-sensitive molecular probes (sensors and actuators) into pain relay circuits to help decipher their structural and functional organization.

Its light-sensitive panel contains sensors that trap the light to measure it, displaying the reading on its screen.

Unlike C.C.D. sensors, with their multiple components and their vast arrays of light-sensitive electronic capacitors, CMOS sensors can be made using the same high-volume lithographic process as other kinds of solid-state semiconductors.