Sentence examples for use of acoustics from inspiring English sources

The use of acoustics to record and measure the distribution of biological organisms is becoming a widely adopted practice.

The use of acoustics to measure near-bed sediment transport processes has gained increasing acceptance within the sedimentological community over the past two decades.

The use of acoustics can potentially be developed into an energy-efficient technique for particle removal or filtration system as the pressure drop due to acoustic effects is low and the flow velocity is not necessary to be high.

Comparison of this simulated signal with the signal measured experimentally can be used as a criterion to judge the validity of the DEM simulations, and as a tool for enhancing our understanding of both DEM simulations and the use of acoustics within the context of mineral processing.

Strong relationships between acoustic velocity and MOE of logs have encouraged use of acoustics at earlier points in the value chain, culminating in the development of acoustic harvesting systems.

There are a number of reasons for this; firstly the electromagnetic spectrum is becoming over-congested and hence the use of acoustics can become a valid substitute in situation where long range detection is not a tight requirement.

One example is Castle Brook's use of acoustic monitoring overnight.

Other innovations in the water industry include the use of acoustic or vibration detection sensors to identify and locate leaks.

Beginning in 1975, Munk had begun experimenting with the use of acoustic tomography, which uses sound waves to generate images of water.

This paper concerns the flame extinguishing with the use of acoustic waves.

Small clinical studies suggest adjunctive use of acoustic pressure wound therapy (APWT) may enhance wound healing, even in challenging patients.