Sentence examples for sensing apparatus from inspiring English sources

T. Kanade and H. Asada, "Non-Contact Visual Proximity Sensing Apparatus", US Patent 4,427,880, Issued on Jan . 24 , 1984

The microstructure, surface topography, specific surface area and gas sensing property were investigated with X-ray diffraction (XRD), field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM), Brunauer Emmett Teller (BET) and WS-60A gas sensing apparatus, respectively.

These findings raise fundamental questions regarding a role for hypothalamic AMPK as part of a neuronal fatty acid sensing apparatus that eventually converges upon and activates autophagy.

However, the critical length scale in determining settlement is not necessarily the size of the organism per se, but rather the size of the parts or structures involved in the sensing apparatus of an organism (for example, the paired sensory antennules of barnacle cypris larvae21 (Fig. 2)), which determine whether the organism selects a surface for attachment.

The sensing apparatus consists of the transmembrane receptor-histidine kinase AgrC.

The second duplication in Hydra and a closer relationship between hydra-TRP-N1 and hydra-TRP-N3 corresponds with a particularly evolved sensing apparatus in Hydrozoa (Golz and Thurm 1991a; Holtmann and Thurm 2001).

The development of tissues into an outer ectoderm (providing protection and carrying sense apparatus), a middle mesoderm (muscle, cartilage, bone, and other supportive tissue), and an inner endoderm (serving digestion and reproduction needs) was an important phase.

Descartes imagined that there might be an "evil demon" who presents an illusory image of the external world to Descartes' sense apparatus, such that all of Descartes' sensory experiences are, in fact, illusory -- put bluntly, there's no external world, only mental representations created by this evil demon.

Unlike the model considered in Case 1, the following model is based on the repressilators coupled to a quorum-sensing apparatus.

Importantly, this emphasizes that there is likely to be heterogeneity within these cellular populations with some either using different fuel-sensing apparatus or perhaps not possessing the ability to sense glucose directly.

This is intriguing because neuronal levels of ATP are generally thought to be well maintained, which means that there would need to be subcellular compartmentalization of the glucose-sensing apparatus to provide sensing capability.