Sentence examples for main sensing from inspiring English sources

Two main sensing mechanisms are used for the detection of DNA-related events, such as hybridisation, mismatch, single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP, SNPP genotyping, conformational changes, and cleavage of the nucleic acids.

The Taguchi experimental design method was applied for the systematic and effective investigation of the optimal fabrication conditions of an odorous gas sensor, which would be affected by various parameters, such as a main sensing material, the materials and amounts of additives, as well as several fabrication conditions.

"The main sense about Israel is that we are fed up".

"But there are a lot of animal predators where the main sense they use is olfaction," she said.

Scientists like Dr. Mombaerts, however, say some pheromone signals may still be detected by the human brain but via the main sense of smell.

Now the main sense of the word has been broadened to "that which can be acted on," or "act-on-able".

I was tutoring and making my lonely way through graduate school in civil engineering, where my main sense of joy came from trying to silently outdo the boys — they still played video games — in my courses.

According to Plotnik, "If elephants are not primarily using sight to navigate their natural environment, human-elephant conflict mitigation techniques must consider what elephants' main senses are and how elephants think so that they might be attracted or deterred effectively as a situation requires".

There are two main senses of 'mechanism', both deriving from the metaphor of nature as a machine.

Section 1 attempts to draw a map of the main senses in which one may speak of semantic information, and does so by relying on the analysis of the concept of data (depicted in Figure 1 below).

A positivist account of the existence and content of law, along any of the above lines, offers a theory of the validity of law in one of the two main senses of that term (see Harris, pp. 107-111).