Sentence examples for steering elements from inspiring English sources
Their capability allowed the production and demonstration of various exciting and novel mechanisms including robot fish, catheter steering elements, miniature grippers, loudspeakers, fishlike blimps, and dust-wipers.
It is found that all nonreciprocal polarization rotation-based designs share a common structure with a minimum of three functional elements, which includes polarization splitting and recombining elements, nonreciprocal polarization rotation elements, and polarization-dependent beam steering elements.
The 2017 version has improved handling, thanks in part to steering elements borrowed from the 911 Turbo.
Galvanometers (GM1 and GM2, Cambridge Technology Inc). are used as beam positioning and steering elements to make the laser beam moving along a dynamic circular trajectory before entering the inverted microscopic objective; thus, the trapped cell will follow the circular trajectory with a demagnified radius around the optical axis continuously.
Their capability allowed producing and demonstrating various exciting and novel mechanisms including robot fish, catheter steering element, miniature gripper, loudspeaker, fishlike blimp, and dust-wiper.
This implies that the FDA elements will have frequency-dependent beam steering component.
These magnets make up the steering and focusing elements for the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC).
The algorithm incorporates realistic mission constraints, such as constant-magnitude thrust, and is implemented in feedback form, steering the mean elements to judiciously selected reference values.
All operational elements, steering wheel, accelerator pedal, brake pedal, gearshift lever and handbrake lever, provide nature-true force reactions.
The system uses very simple optics, so there's no steering, no rotating elements and no optical rays to account for.
The thought was that if we refocused around doing the content better, we could pivot into a central news and thought-leadership hub for the industry; charging for the value created, retaining the sub-communities and some design elements, but steering away from the social networking model.
