Sentence examples for system which performed from inspiring English sources
My primary E320 test car had the basic 10-speaker AM/FM/CD system, which performed well.
ADO was successfully in vitro reconstituted with the endogenous Fd/FNR system, which performed more effectively than the surrogate Fd/FNR one and the chemical reducing system.
Therefore, based on the BGISEQ100 (Ion Proton System) which performed sequencing-by-synthesis, with electrochemical detection of synthesis, and each such reaction coupled to its own sensor, which are in turn organized into a massively parallel sensor array on a complementary metal-oxidesemiconductor chip, we detect and identify the potential pathogens.
After that, the semi-analytical performance prediction (SPP) has been extended to a digital communication system which performs the digital modulation using four-state pulse amplitude modulation (4-PAM).
We present a simple, robust generation system which performs content selection and surface realization in a unified, domain-independent framework.
The system was successfully incorporated within a real mobile robot system which performs many other computational tasks in parallel.
For these practical reasons, we concentrated on a new form of hybrid-RP system, which performs both deposition and machining in a single station.
This study presents design and implementation of such a system which performs wireless power transfer and data transmission for intracranial epilepsy monitoring.
In this paper we study space time coding schemes for a novel OFDM-based MIMO system which performs adaptive signal combining in radio-frequency (RF).
Sensory data are provided to the inference engine by a sensor network acting as a "peripheral nervous system" which performs a preliminary processing, thus mimicking a mechanism present in the human beings.
To obtain more accurate results from an engineering analysis, the input data for the CAE system which performs the analysis should be well translated from the original data, such as CAD data or CAM data.
