Sentence examples for using a simple low from inspiring English sources

One method was to filter the PWM, basically average the square wave output into an actual analog signal using a simple low pass filter (#7).

Arrays of polymer based microneedles were designed and then realized using a simple, low cost photolithographic technique.

In this work, Ni-Co oxide/electrochemically exfoliated graphene nanocomposites (NC-EEG) are successfully synthesized using a simple low temperature solution method combined with a thermal annealing treatment.

Zinc oxide wrapped sulphur/carbon nanotubes (ZnO@S/CNT) and nickel hydroxide wrapped sulphur/carbon nanotubes (Ni(OH 2@S/CNT) nanocomposites are prepared using a simple, low cost and scalable ball-milling method.

One approach is to solve Maxwell equations in Fourier space (a spectral solver) as this has been shown to suppress the fastest growing modes of this instability in simple test problems using a simple low pass or "ring" or "shell" like filters in Fourier space.

Herein, we report a green, microwave irradiated synthesis of gold nanoparticles by using a simple, low cost and ecofriendly technique.

Therefore, the design and development of a hot spot mitigation technique is proposed using a simple, low-cost and reliable hot spot activation technique.

Designing and preparing catalysts with high electrocatalytic activity for oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) using a simple, low-cost, and industry-viable approach remains a challenge.

Cu2InxZn1−xSn(S,Se)4 (0 ≤ x ≤ 0.6) alloy films with different In contents and a single kieserite phase were fabricated by using a simple low-cost sol-gel method.

In this research, we made an attempt to synthesize nanocrystalline bioactive hydroxyapatite (Ca10(PO4)6(OHAp, HAp) ceramic powder in the lower-end of nano-range (2 10 nm), using a simple low-temperature sol gel technique and studied its densification behavior.

Spectral deferred correction methods compute a high-order approximation to the solution of a differential equation by using a simple, low-order numerical method to solve a series of correction equations, each of which increases the order of accuracy of the approximation.