Sentence examples for prototype requires a from inspiring English sources

The prototype requires a database to store the project archive as information records, file access history and/or a central file repository to store the electronic files of the archive if digital files are part of the project archive.

The design of new mechatronic products include a dynamic analysis of the accompanying virtual prototypes requiring a completely computerized representation of the product.

While the current prototype requires the user to carry a small laptop to process the signals, the team hopes to miniaturise the system soon to make it more practical.

"Cancer patients could use it to improve or regenerate a diminished sense of taste during chemotherapy". Ranasinghe's prototype requires users to hold the taste simulator to the tongue.

I.B.M.'s current prototype requires the user to adjust the image by fiddling around with the computer for a couple of minutes or longer.

"Essential measures for preventing the invasion of privacy caused by photographs taken in secret and unintentional capture in camera images is now required," said Professor Echizen, whose clunky-looking prototype still requires a personal pocket power source to operate.

Using the prototype requires creating relevant processes and projects as well as all needed performance effects in the prototype's user interface (Fig. 3 on the left).

While this prototype requires the driver to manually toggle the projector by remote control, Grabb-It's founders tell me their eventual hardware will automatically detect when the rear doors open and cut the projector on-the-fly.

We remark here that, rigorous theoretical treatment of the contact angle in the setting of the present prototype requires measurement of transmission or reflection spectra at very wide spectral range, and rather complicated calculation of the Hamaker constant using the theory of Lifshitz as described in the review article [25].

The prototype required the incorporation of a 3D optical stereo adapter and a set of external near-infrared filters onto the optics of a conventional video camera.

The ePluribus prototype required users to provide an email address and accept a license.