Sentence examples for proprietary instruments from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a comparative study between mid-to-high frequency GPR (450 MHz and 900 MHz) and array-based, shear wave, pulse-echo ultrasonic surveys using proprietary instruments and conventional GPR data processing and visualisation techniques.

The device senses the hand instructions, filters tremor, and translates and transmits movement to manipulate the tiny proprietary instruments, to provide the surgeon with enhanced vision and dexterity [1, 2, 3].

Electromagnetic-based systems can still only track a small number of specific, proprietary instruments, although a few trackable microdebrider blades have recently been introduced (Fig. 1).

Advice and ongoing HUI/study-specific support is available by contacting HUI staff as described in FAQ 18. Health Utilities Inc. licenses its proprietary instruments (e.g., questionnaires and procedures manuals) for use one study at a time.

But they also say complicated things about photography's unbenign role as a proprietary instrument of the colonial enterprise.

Most existing digital wallet implementations support a single or a limited set of proprietary financial instruments and protocols for electronic commerce transactions, preventing a user from having one consolidated digital wallet to manage all her financial instruments.

There is at least one sector where the words "on the job training" are still heard in the corridors and interview rooms: in "tools" companies where the development of proprietary techniques, instruments, or reagents means that training is simple expediency: Proprietary techniques are secret, so you can't learn them in graduate school.

While not all CJS settings may opt to use the MINI due to budgetary constraints (costs for the proprietary screening instrument or staff time required to administer it), brief and accurate validated screening and diagnostic instruments for PDs should be considered to consistently identify the PD to offer appropriate treatment and later refer to community resources upon release.

For proprietary or copyrighted instruments, we used common PROMIS Network protocols and obtained permission to use physical-function items for development of the PROMIS Physical Function item bank.

More recently, the available options for energy-based surgical instrumentation have become more crowded with the introduction of ultrasound-based cutting and sealing instruments and proprietary, impedance monitoring radiofrequency coagulation devices.

Many instruments are proprietary and are only available via purchase.