Sentence examples for lower sensor from inspiring English sources

Even though we only show the upper sensor detecting a real threat and the lower sensor detecting a false alarm, both sensors possess the same capabilities for processing threats (in fact, the sensors are identical except for their positioning).

The lower potential barriers significantly promoted transport of UV-generated carriersarriers that were required to reach Au electrodes, leading to lower sensor resistance.

When amperometric biosensors drift, their sensitivity drops with time: the same difference in detected concentration value ΔC results in lower sensor output current ΔI as the measurement/monitoring time progresses.

One gas had a faster response time and lower sensor response than the other.

d Nonuniform density and uniform ρ: the gray region has 30%% lower sensor density than the white region.

The effect of finish was not significant for the middle sensor results (F3,64 = 0.32) but was for the lower sensor (F3,64 = 2.79, p ≤ 0.05).

Obviously, our system's upper and lower sensors sometimes trigger in the presence of non-fires, since they are sensitive to visible light.

The central sensor is an infrared phototransistor most sensitive to light in the 940 nm range, while the upper and lower sensors are identical phototransistors highly sensitive to visible light from 600 nm to 900 nm (approaching the IR range).

To compete with the naturally wide field of view of the phototransistors we selected for the upper and lower sensors, we probably would have needed to use small clusters of IR phototransistors at slightly different angles.

We would have preferred to use IR sensors for the upper and lower sensors to avoid false alarms caused by regular light sources, but it was important that we embedded as few sensors as possible in our system's rotating assembly to cut back on the amount of wiring that our servos had to move (and potentially pull loose).

The most important design consideration for the center sensor was that it be specific enough to distinguish fires from other light sources that could be false alarms, and the most important design consideration for the upper and lower sensors was that they possess a wide field of view.