Sentence examples for pollution sensor from inspiring English sources

Anonymised data from a user's pollution sensor will be shared with other users so they can see which pollution blackspots to avoid on their journey.

Many people measure the temperature in their garden where a precision of one or two degrees is fine, but an inaccurate pollution sensor could falsely reassure or alarm.

On Monday, a flock of half a dozen racing pigeons were set loose from a rooftop in Brick Lane by pigeon fancier, Brian Woodhouse, with one strapped with a pollution sensor to its back and one with a GPS tracker.

It uses a £35 mobile-phone sized pollution sensor to talk via Bluetooth to an Android and IOS app that gives users reward points for biking or walking, rather than taking the car.

The E.P.A., the National Institute of Health Services and the Department of Health and Human Services are sponsoring a nationwide competition for the invention of a personal portable air pollution sensor that can also monitor a person's physiological response to the contaminants in real time.

NYC Breathe is a wireless pollution sensor that keeps track of urban contaminants.

They are used in digital cameras, night-vision gear, biomedical imagers, pollution sensors and telecommunications.

Atmospheric scientists have questioned whether local governments in Beijing, Guangzhou and other big Chinese cities are placing air pollution sensors where pollution is below average.

They are exceptionally good conductors of heat and electricity, properties that have made graphene one of the most exciting new materials for producing electronic components, from flexible touchscreens to pollution sensors.

Sir John Cass's Foundation is equipped with its own pollution sensors as well as one from the wider London Air Quality Network, decorated with a design created by schoolchildren.

Barcelona, which has perfected most of the traditional niceties of urban life, and continues to dramatically improve its streets, has more recently outfitted itself with energy-saving lights on the streets, touchscreen information stations, traffic and pollution sensors, and charging points for phones and vehicles alike.