Sentence examples for technology single from inspiring English sources
Building on this technology, single die photon detectors with 1.0, 4.4 and 9.0 mm2 sensitive areas have been manufactured.
However, if the CPU processor supports "hyper-threading" technology (single core with 2 logical threads), the number of CPU logical threads becomes twice the number of CPU cores.
A critical factor in their development was the rapid adaptation of aero-engine technology (single crystal airfoils, sophisticated cooling techniques, and thermal barrier coatings) in order to operate at the high rotor-inlet temperatures required for high efficiency generation.
However in modern integration technology, single stuck at fault model can capture only a small fraction of real defects and as a remedy, advanced fault models such as bridging faults, transition faults, delay faults, etc. are now being considered.
One genome was sequenced using Ion Torrent technology (single ended sequencing) and the remainder using Illumina GAIIx paired-end sequencing (Table 1 and Additional file 1: Table S1).
To exploit the full potential of this technology single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) on the chips should be well characterized and their chromosomal position should be precisely known.
The models wore the ultimate cool accessory and the latest in micro technology: single-lens eyeglasses a quarter the size of the DVF bold, dangly earrings.
Technology: Singles own more smartphones (49percentthanhan married people (43 percent) and utilize more leading edge apps and programs, like location based tracking and ambient discovery.
Using phage display technology, single-chain antibodies (scFv) directed against ED-B have been isolated.
Another 44 isolates were sequenced by using Roche (Indianapolis, IN, USA) 454 technology (single-end reads) as described previously (12 ).
With the advent of next generation sequencing and cost-efficient genotyping technology, single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are an increasingly popular molecular marker in genetic and evolutionary research.
