Sentences with phrase «by electromagnets»

The important thing is for hardware makers to build new ways for people to experience games, whether it's a virtual reality headset that lets a grandmother feel like she's on vacation in Tuscany or a PC controller for your living room that axes traditional analog sticks in favor of dual trackpads backed by electromagnets.

In the same room, two life - size dummies attached to the wall by electromagnets periodically fall to the floor when the power is cut.

The catch is that no machine yet devised can hold a fusing hydrogen plasma long enough to produce more power than is consumed by the electromagnets.

Because minerals display a wide range of slightly different magnetic properties, they can be separated from each other by an electromagnet.

When temperatures reach equilibrium gently agitate by an electromagnet acting with Lorentz force on the saline ions (geomagnetic storms).

Not exact matches

The electromagnet is tightly controlled by a microprocessor.

Berdahl and his colleagues have modified traditional instruments by adding electromagnets and other sensors that can both detect and induce vibrations, blurring the line between physical and computer - generated sounds.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation — in which an electromagnet stimulates or suppresses neuronal activity — is also being explored by David's team to retrain the depersonalised brain.

In the first part of the move, Emmert International and a team of Fermilab and Brookhaven Lab scientists and engineers transported the electromagnet across the Brookhaven Lab site to a staging area by its main gate.

The project was conceived by researchers from MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC), and aims within three years to develop superconducting electromagnets from a newly available material - a steel tape coated with an yttrium - barium - copper oxide compound.

The starter is connected to the battery by a relay: the keyswitch operates an electromagnet, that closes a pair of contacts that handle the much larger current of the starter motor.

This effect allows the damping characteristics to be adapted electronically at any time by energising the electromagnets.

Kassel's Fridericianum, a neoclassical building that typically serves as the central node of Documenta, is occupied mainly by artworks on loan from EMST's collection, and it was impossible to miss the 1978 Gong by Takis — an electromagnet periodically crashes into a huge hanging metal sheet, sending a painful boom through the first floor of the museum.

Said modules are held in place by very strong electromagnets, which can be switched on or off via software.