Sentence examples for sensory devices from inspiring English sources

But no amount of bombing or the use of high-tech sensory devices was able to slow for long the antlike traffic of men, women, trucks and bicycles that allowed the North to pursue the war in the South.

Special sensory devices (chordotonal organs) convey the extent of stress in the cuticle to the animal's nervous system, thus preventing the generation of stresses great enough to damage the structure.

A playful reference to the theoretical underpinning of Mr. Cragg's enterprise can perhaps be found in the last room of the show in "Sensory Devices" (2009), a pair of miniature listening stations with satellite dishes, cast in clear glass.

His research is devoted to overcoming the robotic nature of robots, by equipping them with sufficient sensory devices — laser range scanner, radar, inertial sensor, camera, gyroscope, odometer — and a set of so-called interpretation algorithms to lend them at least a crude sense of their surroundings.

Examples of spacecraft secondary products are power sources such as solar panels, batteries, and fuel cells and photographic, radar, infrared, and other types of sensory devices for military intelligence gathering and for civil use including meteorology and remote sensing of the Earth.

Their name refers to their pectoral fins, each of which is divided into an upper, normally shaped fin and a lower section consisting of four to seven long, threadlike rays that serve as sensory devices; they are especially long in the young.

Every follower uses directional antennas to relay a communication radio and to estimate the location of the leader robot as a sensory device.

The Aradigm inhalant is a liquid, not powder, and the dispenser has a sensory device to synchronize drug delivery with the patient's breathing cycle.

Finally, the promising applications of these block copolymers based on single or multiple stimuli-responsive systems are discussed and highlighted for "intelligent" sensory device and biomedical systems for theranostics.

The experiments demonstrate that the infrared headset video contains comparable speech information to the studio, full-face video data, thus being a viable sensory device for audio-visual ASR.

Or, let's be honest, translated into monetizable swipes on Tinder et al. Their answer to smartphones stealing our presence and peripheral vision is a sensory device called Ripple that's on the look out for admiring glances on its wearers' behalf.