Sentence examples for real instrumentation from inspiring English sources

The tension between the track's central warmth, through the presence of real instrumentation, and its trimmings of icy digital drums and stuttered vocals create an atmosphere that's both inviting and imposing.

Thus my interest in bringing real instrumentation technologies into a cooking application.

However, some key issues need to be taken into consideration before real instrumentation and industrial applications of TFTC array.

where z=[z 1…z M ]T is the vector of the measurements obtained from real instrumentation in the network and of the chosen pseudo-measurements, h=[h 1…h M ]T is the vector of measurement functions, x=[x 1…x N ]T is the vector of the chosen state variables and e is the measurement error vector, which is a zero-mean random vector with covariance matrix Σ z.

Consequently, refiners are adjusting their metallurgy facilities and investing in real time instrumentation for monitoring the corrosion rates, thus enabling the optimization of the consumption of opportunity crude oils and dosing of anti-corrosive products.

The life cycle released particulate matter (called LCPM) was monitored using real time instrumentation, size fractionated, sampled, extracted and prepared for toxicological analysis using primary small airway epithelial cells to assess potential toxicological effects.

"Next-generation Air MOverviewg – An ofEPA ResearchA Research to Develop Real-time Instrumentation Packages for Stationary and Mobile Monitoring" Abstract: Air pollution measurement technology is advancing rapidly towards small-scale, real-time, wireless detectors, with a potential to significantly change the landscape of air pollution monitoring.

To distinguish NPs from background particles, both real-time instrumentation measurements and qualitative analysis by electron microscopy are required (Ono-Ogasawara et al. 2009).

Conclusions, remarks and lessons learned on our experimental methodology, that employs hardware-based instrumentation, real workloads, and testing on real sites, will conclude the paper.

The design and description of the proposed PV panel real-time virtual instrumentation system are done in "Real-time virtual instrumentation system" section.

The real time aerosol instrumentation exhibited a much higher sensitivity, being capable of quantifying emission levels below the EURO VI particle number limit of 6×1011 #/kWh.