Sentence examples for simultaneous read from inspiring English sources

Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detector (MKID) devices offer inherent spectral resolution, simultaneous read out of thousands of pixels, and photon-limited sensitivity at optical wavelengths.

The electronics design allows for simultaneous read out of current level and discriminatory information of single photon energy or, optionally, high-resolution energy information via the charge preamplifier.

This all-optical imaging and manipulation approach achieves simultaneous reading and writing of cortical activity in 3D.

Wrote one reader: "The main body of your excellent newspaper in my hands has developed migratory tendencies". Readers commented on how they disassemble the paper and share parts of it for simultaneous reading among members of their household, or take only one section with them on the bus or train.

Following placement, gastric aspirate was withdrawn using a standard syringe attached to the RightSpotpH™ indicator, and a simultaneous reading of direct intragastric pH was taken from the electrode catheter.

Thus, the third simultaneous reading of Veo and FBP resulted in the detection of 10 plaques that were not detected during the first reading of FBP images.

Thus, the third simultaneous reading of Veo and FBP resulted in the detection of 34 nodules that were not detected during the first reading of FBP images.

A third simultaneous reading of the Veo and FBP acquisitions by the more experienced radiologist (AR) evaluated the concordance of pleuroparenchymal abnormalities between Veo and FBP.

A circular memory buffer and two semaphores (flags to prevent simultaneous reading and writing to the same memory address) were used between Thread 1 and 2 to regulate data flow from the motherboard to the GPU.

Endoscopy as reference standard 994 Sensitivity/specificity of single reading, 76/91%; simultaneous dual reading, 76/86% Dual reading led to an increased number of false positives which reduced specificity.

As an example, Illumina, Inc. (San Diego, CA, USA) offers systems that generate from 17 million (MiSeq®) up to 3 billion simultaneous sequencing reads per run (HiSeq®) (Liu et al., 2012).