Sentence examples for speed industrial from inspiring English sources

Citing the early-20th-century Futurist movement that glorified technology, speed, industrial cities, youth and violence, surveyors of Gulf futurism see urban planning in the Gulf as part of a movement too, espousing utopian ideals of modernity and prosperity.

Computational complexity is not a limitation any more because the computing power of computers has been significantly improved even for high speed industrial applications.

"The auto companies are focusing on machines capable of operating over a much wider speed range than typical fixed-speed industrial motors," he said.

Since its launch in 1876 – 12 years before the FT, and in an age of lighting-speed industrial and technological change in a post-feudal Japan – the Nikkei has built a reputation for tiptoeing around the polemics of its quality rivals.

It's a 45W 3-speed "industrial" fan with adjustable feet and a fancy quartered sapele wooden frame.

The proposed DIARC along with previously developed DARC contouring controllers are implemented on a high-speed industrial biaxial gantry to test their achievable performance in practice.

First, a reflective target is pasted onto the helicopter rotor tip; second, a high-speed industrial camera and LED strobe light are used to obtain grayscale images of each blade's reflective target when the rotor is rotating; Third, target grayscale images are processed using the Otsu threshold segmentation algorithm to obtain binarized images.

The six videos in Magyar's exhibit are all filmed using a high-speed industrial camera that he reprogrammed to change the exposure time from 12 seconds to 12 minutes.

It may also be applied to other new OCT applications, such as high-speed industrial inspection, once it becomes available.

The field is growing at such a speed and industrial money is flowing into it at such a speed — and here you have very excited, smart, clever young people becoming wedded to these techniques.

More specifically, the worm targeted only Siemens SCADA systems that were used in conjunction with frequency-converter drives, devices that control the speed of industrial motors, and even then only drives that were made by certain manufacturers in Finland and Iran and were programmed to run motors at very specific high speeds.