Sentence examples for sophisticated circuit from inspiring English sources

The tsunami ravaged Meiko's most sophisticated circuit board factory, here in Ishinomaki, mangling machines and sweeping a mountain of debris onto the factory floor.

Once past the worst of her private grief, there ensued a worldly period in which Maar became once more part of the sophisticated circuit.

In this paper, we propose a modified 3 bit fat tree encoder (FTE) that can operate in high frequency without a sophisticated circuit structure.

The gene expression metabolism oscillator, the metabolator (Fung et al., 2005), is a more sophisticated circuit that probably has a more physiological meaning for natural circadian clocks than other synthetic counterparts.

Sophisticated circuits can now be controlled by light, yielding genetic programs readily tunable both in vitro(18) and in vivo in live animals.

Ultimately, pushing the boundaries of synthetic biology will require moving beyond engineering the flow of information and towards building more sophisticated circuits that interpret biological meaning.

A new factory in Wuhan, China, completed in April, has already started producing many of the most sophisticated Meiko circuit boards once made in Japan.

The spinal cord is essentially a sophisticated electrical circuit, and Taliaferro's circuitry had become interrupted, like a string of Christmas lights where nothing flickers beyond a defective bulb.

This sophisticated LSI circuit separates chromatic noise from luminance noise and applies the optimal noise reduction to each, helping to capture clear and beautiful images even when shooting at high ISO levels.

Moreover, the observed good frequency stability and the cut-off frequencies above 1 GHz suggested that the composites could be utilized in, e.g., sophisticated functional circuit boards and RF devices.

This implies a reduction of the energy consumption of the entire wake-up radio because of the absence of a more sophisticated decision circuit based on a microcontroller, for example, and also because of the absence of a dedicated emitter for the transmission of the wake-up signal.