Sentence examples for mobile instrument from inspiring English sources

For Mars exploration, the European Space Agency (ESA) studied a rover known as the mobile instrument deployment device (MIDD), which provides on-surface mobility functions.

We developed a geo-referenced mobile instrument and sensing platform for characterising and mapping bays, estuaries and coastal environments.

Del Toro's characteristically obsessive sound design is fanatically detailed and multi-layered, full of minute sonic shocks, while his camera, working with colours of almost hallucinatory vividness, is an untrustworthy, unpredictably mobile instrument.

Nevertheless, by allowing radio communications with a mobile instrument to be handed off between satellites, an entire constellation of satellites can assure that no call will be dropped simply because a single satellite has moved out of range.

As a mobile instrument proceeds from one cell to another during the course of a call, a central controller automatically reroutes the call from the old cell to the new cell without a noticeable interruption in the signal reception.

At the example of the Mobile Instrument Deployment Device (MIDD), a small rover for planetary surface exploration, this paper presents the simulation methods to derive the mechanical and dynamical properties of the locomotion system, to develop and to test the concept for vehicle operations at significant signal propagation delays.

Considering its performance such as low power consumption, low operating voltage and simple structure, the proposed motor may be applicable to automatic focus and optical zoom operation of lens system in the mobile instruments.

The mobile laboratory MOLAB is a collection of integrated mobile instruments based on a variety of non-invasive spectroscopic methods exploiting light-matter interactions (reflection, scattering and emission) in different spectral ranges, (from infrared to X-ray), and with different detection methods (point analysis and multispectral imaging) [1, 6].

In contrast to many laboratory instruments, mobile instrumentation is usually equipped with a single laser, which makes it impossible to switch to another laser wavelength to overcome fluorescence interference.

Considering that with the present excitation in the mobile Raman instrument (λexc = 786 nm) even pure green pigments, based on Cu, give very weak signals, this negative result may be an indirect evidence of the presence of a Cu-based pigment in the dark green paint.

It was essentially a mobile musical instrument touring London for two days, picking up random people, and causing a fuss.