Sentence examples for the law device from inspiring English sources
Under the law, device producers will have to report such "premarketing" studies and their results to the F.D.A.
The only regulatory and law device for the food and beverage delivering activities is the Municipal Guideline of 2012, which individuates differentiated preserving zones in the urban tissue and introduces some quality criteria for allowing new businesses opening or relocations.
While the complexity of the RIPS-u is reduced from that of the RIPS-sq by removing the square-law device, the results presented in [10] show that the RIPS-u yields a 3-dB performance gain over the RIPS-sq, and thus the RIPS-u holds great promise.
The RF part is simplified and non-linearity effect caused by the square-law device is neglected.
Information Commissioner Christopher Graham said Google had broken the law when devices installed on its specialised cars collected the personal data.
In this paper, we investigate the performance of the RIPS with a square-law device (RIPS-sq) and the performance of the RIPS-u through theoretical and experimental analyses.
The transmitter model of the RIPS-u is the same as the original RIPS with a square-law device (RIPS-sq), but the RIPS-u directly samples the signal without squaring operation.
The TOA estimator developed in [24] passes the received waveform to a square-law device, integrates the output successively with time interval to obtain energy samples and then searches the direct path sample within a time period prior to the strongest sample.
There could be LAW devices programmed with facial recognition that relentlessly seek out targets (or even broader categories of people).
Then, a square-law device squares the output of the BPF, and a low-pass filter (LPF) removes high-frequency components beyond Δ.
Lobbying to smooth the approval process has intensified over the last year as Congress prepares to reauthorize the law that requires device producers to pay fees to the F.D.A., fees that are used to pay the agency's operating costs.
