Sentence examples for system recently developed from inspiring English sources
The portraits in Spirit Is a Bone were produced, not by a camera, but a machine: a facial recognition system recently developed by software engineers in Moscow for public security and border control surveillance.
The engineering shear strain was measured by a non-contact real-time strain measurement and control system recently developed in our lab.
We have devised a novel electric means to modulate the beam trajectory in a static magnetic field for the AUSTRALIS (AMS for ultra sensitive trace element and isotopic studies) system, recently developed at the HIAF laboratory.
To overcome these limitations, a new LSF floor system recently developed using a welded hollow flange channel (HFC) section as joists was investigated using both experimental and numerical studies under standard fire conditions.
The aim of the research is to present a system recently developed and used for automated cleaning of artworks and to examine the suitability of using this ultrafast and precise computed-scanning picosecond laser (1064 nm) with a repetition rate of 10 kHz and a temporal pulse length of 10 ps for the removal of soiling from leather buckles without damaging the leather substrate.
Overexpression of a Pfscd-gfp transgene in P. falciparum was performed using the attB recombination system recently developed by Nkrumah et al. [17].
This chapter discusses the impact of the paradigm shift from the wired monitoring systems traditionally used, to the wireless systems recently developed.
In this paper, universality of the mechatronic approach is confirmed with the examples of highly specialized and innovative systems, recently developed for a very specific applications.
This three-level strategy for designing functional crystals is discussed with the aid of examples from a new class of hybrid crystalline materials based on inorganic polymers with organic spacers/controllers systems recently developed by us.
This paper describes the application of the classification systems recently developed by the Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand (PSANZ), as part of a perinatal audit package, to a cohort of 3485 perinatal deaths in Victoria over a 5-year period, 2000 2004.
It will be also important to test the function of these proteins in vivo using the genetic systems recently developed for Sulfolobus species.
