Sentence examples for systems motor from inspiring English sources

The watercraft has four systems: motor (blue), sonar (red), GNSS receiver and heading sensor (green), and transceiver (black).

The FLB includes the FLN plus all the other systems (motor systems, conceptual systems, perceptual systems, and learning skills) which contribute to language acquisition and use.

In applications such as electrical submersible pump (ESP) systems, motor electric power is commonly fed using a three-phase low voltage variable frequency drive system (VFD) followed by a step-up transformer and a medium voltage long feeder.

This involves a straightforward extension of the biological theory of evolution to those aspects or traits of animals which are the biological substrates of cognitive activity, e.g., their brains, sensory systems, motor systems, etc.

From a cognitive perspective this effect could be due to the engagement of distinct visual systems (motor vs. cognitive) to initiate motor responses inducing different attentional loads and, as a result, affecting the latencies required to suppress an anticipatory action.

The segment covers a wide range of products and services including power electronics systems, motors and generators, drives, robots etc.

Molecular biologist Richard Pomerantz of the State University of New York Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn suggests that such artificial machinery could prove more robust than enzymatic systems motors.

The Energy and Environment segment includes boilers, power systems, motors for land and marine use, large marine motors, gas processes (storage facilities and process plants), nuclear power (components for nuclear power plants), environmental systems, and pharmaceuticals (pharmaceutical plants).

In many other systems motors of opposing polarity are essential for movement in either direction (Ally et al., 2009).

These circuits allowed start-up of battery management system, motor controller, fuel cell warm-up and torque monitoring.

Tllis leads the whole system (motor and control) to be cheaper and more robust to noises and other "electrical pollution".