Sentence examples for technology phase from inspiring English sources
Medela's newest models offer breakthrough "2-Phase Expression" technology: phase one "simulates the baby's initial rapid suckling to initiate faster milk flow"; phase two "simulates the baby's slower, deeper suckling for maximum milk flow in less time".
The activities of the key element technology phase (KEP) have also been summarized.
In 2002, a 3 year Key Element technology Phase (KEP) to reduce the key technology risk factors was completed.
In this paper, a new type of passive solar energy utilization technology, phase change materials (PCMs) added into passive solar collector-storage wall system was proposed.
This paper describes the status of the liquid lithium (Li) target facility in the key element technology phase (KEP) of the International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility IFMIFF).
During the three year key element technology phase of the International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF) project, completed at the end of 2002, key technologies have been validated.
The panel said that renewables needed to grow from a 30% share today to 80% of power generation by 2050, with fossil fuel energy without carbon capture and storage technology phased out by 2100.
Among these technologies, Phase Change Memory (PCM) is a promising technology for main memory due to its near-zero leakage power, higher density, non-volatility and soft error immunity.
Cirrus French has focused the company on mixed-signal technologies, phasing out commodity low-margin products, such as PC graphics and modem ICs.
Within these innovative technologies, phase-change memory device has been commonly regarded as the most promising candidate to imitate the biological brain, owing to its excellent scalability, fast switching speed, and low energy consumption.
The MMV technology has the merits of simple operation, rapidity, economy, reduced error rate, and flexibility to both classical microscope-based technologies (phase-contrast, fluorescence, and others) and emerging semi-conductor-based technologies (Additional file 20: Figure S16).
