Sentence examples for progress of device from inspiring English sources

Fundamental parameters of the wearable tactile sensors such as sensitivity and stretchability have experienced unprecedented advancement, owing to the progress of device fabrication techniques and material structural engineering.

However, we found new interesting finding about the progress of devices by the interface of NiO/Sb3+ and TiO2/Cu3BiI6, which should be addressed in the future study.

A clock ticking symbol will show up on the screen to show you the security wipe code has gone through followed by a progress percentage bar showing the progress of the device doing its clean security wipe.

In addition to the oracular chatbot the film's conventional site has a timeline tracing the progress of robotic devices since 1400 B.C., and it features video interviews with artificial-intelligence experts.

Nowadays, the progress of handheld devices implies the need for a fully reliable electricity supply and consequently a sudden on-demand on H2 production/storage.

New materials or (and) device structures are thus needed to sustain the current rate of progress in device technology.

In its core DCS is based on a generic, versatile real-time software framework with a plugin architecture that allows to easily combine, modify and extend control function modules in order to tailor the system to required features and let it continuously evolve with the progress of an experimental fusion device.

Nowadays, in the face of tremendous progress in device miniaturization, the possibility to manipulate the properties of the surface seems to be particularly attracting.

This is of course an unfortunate side effect of progress: some devices naturally get left behind.

We review the progress of X-ray charge-coupled device (CCD) development and related issues in Japan.

The worldwide expansion of NO investigations have helped advance progress in biomedical device applications of NO-based strategies for cardiovascular devices, wound healing and antimicrobial agents, including recent in vivo investigations.