Sentence examples for start trigger from inspiring English sources

For debugging purposes, a (one bit) frame start trigger signal is available in a separate port adapter.

We used Unfors® NED electronic operational dosimeters (Unfors Instruments AB, Billdal, Sweden) equipped with semiconductor sensor technology, whose technical measuring characteristics are fully adapted to γ radiation: dose rate range 0.18 mSv/h–9.0 Sv/h, dose range 50 nSv–9999 starttriggerigger level 0.27 mSv/h, and end trigger level 0.18 mSv/h.

Image acquisition then begins upon receipt of the image acquisition start trigger.

In the experiment, the computer first sent a start trigger signal to the DSP module, which then provided a trigger signal for a digital delay generator (DG645, Stanford Research Systems).

Synchronous recording of the electrical and optical signals was ensured by sharing the same clock and start trigger pulses for the two acquisition cards, and data was analyzed by extracting the exact same temporal sections from the data files.

First, because the laser only fired a single start trigger for each original sweep/buffered sweep pair, the digitizer was used to acquire a continuous stream of 9536 samples (9.536 μs) for each sweep trigger, which thus contained both the original and buffered sweeps.

The dream start triggered a hypersensitivity for the rest of the first period.

The arrival time of all scattering events between two start triggers can be recorded by the TDC.

In Mora's view, the Administration's legal response to September 11th was flawed from the start, triggering a series of subsequent errors that were all but impossible to correct.

Hamilton and Alonso were taken out in a multi-car crash at the start, triggered by Lotus driver Romain Grosjean.

Multiple choice items: about number of attacks; duration; quality of pain; intensity; aura symptoms; accompanying symptoms; periodicity of attacks; usual days of the week; usual time of head pain beginning; lateralization; location of start; triggering factors; relieving factors; worsening factors.