Sentence examples for readout machines from inspiring English sources

It would be of interest to compare the utility of these two readout machines simultaneously to determine if there is any advantage of using one over the other.

(Don't believe for a minute the calorie readouts on the exercise machines at your gym -- those manufacturers have an interest in overstating the calorie number, making you think you're burning a ton of calories by using their devices).

Signal intensity readout of the OPT machine is given in an 8-bits greyscale, from 0 255 scales of grey.

GASOLINE prices have been going up so quickly that the signs at the local service station seem to change like slot machine readouts, surging ever higher.

Styling himself as a bemused malcontent, Widdicombe's observations show comic impatience with new-fangled constructs, be it advertising on cash machine readouts or the conceit of lining the walls of chain pubs with books.

Next generation sequencing offers a cost-effective basis to generate the necessary, large sequence data sets, and bioinformatic methods are being developed to process sequencing machine readouts.

A personal food testing device could contain a strip that one would touch to a food product (whether it is a liquid or a solid) and insert into the machine for a digital readout indicating whether the food was still okay to eat.

A more recent paper by Hauge et al. compared the readout thickness displayed by the mammography machine to the measured thickness of the compressed breast over a range of mammography units, and found greater departures from measured thickness for flexible paddles compared to nonflexible paddles [ 8].

Each speaker was asked to maintain an approximately 10-mph pace on the machine (there is a digital readout which indicates speed and allows the subject to maintain the requested pace).

Suddenly, Mike saw Kim's readout numbers begin to drop on the life machines monitoring her progress, and she went into convulsions.

Subsequently, these descriptors are related in a single machine-learning model to the specific biological readout of interest (Cortes-Ciriano et al., 2015b; van Westen et al., 2011).