Sentence examples for sensitive detectors from inspiring English sources

Such biological-digital hybrids could one day be used as exquisitely sensitive detectors for various molecules.

They make extremely sensitive detectors of small magnetic fields, for example.

But it will need to have very sensitive detectors – it is planning to use an infrared detector.

If spores and signature gasses from the germ food escaped the unit, experts said, inspectors down wind with sensitive detectors might be able to detect the illegal manufacturing.

This Cherenkov radiation is picked up by almost 12,000 light sensitive detectors surrounding the water, which turn it into electrical signal to be interpreted by computers.

Sensitive detectors on CYGNSS will pick up GPS reflections from the sea, so the sea state and wind speed can be deduced in a process known as scatterometry.

This problem is most often encountered on the low molecular weight side when light scattering or viscometer signals have a lower sensitivity than concentration-sensitive detectors such as refractive-index detectors.

The atom will then emit a scintilla of light, which will be picked up by the machine's ultra-sensitive detectors.

With larger motors, temperature-sensitive detectors may be imbedded at one or more locations in the stator windings.

In a very model-independent way, it is interesting to build hyper-sensitive detectors to see if there is any so-far-undetected stuff passing by.

The first is the lower limit of detection, the smallest amount of solute measured in terms of moles (mass-sensitive detectors) or moles per litre (concentration-sensitive detectors) that can be detected; this entails distinguishing a signal from the random noise inherent in all electronic systems.