Sentence examples for powerful embedded from inspiring English sources

Regarding smartphones, almost all the last models available on the market include a growing set of cheap powerful embedded inertial sensors [ 9].

Driven by smart sensors, powerful embedded microelectronics, high-speed connectivity and the standards of the internet, IoT is on the brink of disrupting today's value chains.

In this paper, we describe the development process of small, low cost and powerful embedded systems based on open source kernels and Zigbee protocol.

Nowadays, many smart cameras are equipped with powerful embedded operating systems such as uClinux.

Embedded Processor-Based Self-Test shows how the powerful embedded functionality that processors offer can be utilized as a self-testing resource.

As and when such boards, with a powerful embedded GPU and their respective software drivers supporting OpenCL, become available, it will be worthwhile to consider OpenCL as a programming language.

In those systems, the trajectory generation software may run in powerful microprocessors embedded in the FPGA.

The symbiotic Iranian-Turkish connection is a powerful factor embedded in the historical DNA of the two nations.

In his assemblage, installation, and wall works, Willie Cole transforms domestic objects into powerful works embedded with references to the African American experience and inspired by West African religion, mythology, and culture.

Greider occasionally pays lip service to this point ("Obviously, deeper reforms of this nature eventually would require government action, since the structural elements that make the corporation so effective and powerful are embedded in law"), but he soon returns to the Owenite argument that "capitalism can be changed... through innovations that eventually become common practice".

He further explains that social capital is closely related to civic virtue, the difference being that social capital calls attention to the fact that civic virtue is most powerful when embedded in a dense network of reciprocal social relations.