The optomechanical
device used in this experiment is called a «photonic crystal nanocavity» (PCN).
Not exact matches
It still might sound a little sci - fi, but scientists and entrepreneurs are already
experimenting with wearable
devices that
use electrical stimulation to make your brain work better
in a host of intriguing ways.
Published
in Nature Photonics, this work might lay a foundation for
in vivo
experiments that
use light
in biomedical imaging, optogenetics, tumor treatment, and for recharging implanted medical
devices.
But
in current
experiments, the researchers are getting comparable results
using only four electrodes along one jaw, which should lead to a less obtrusive wearable
device.
The team demonstrated that this hybrid
device enhances the collection efficiency of single photons by more than a factor of 10 compared to a single nanocrystal without the antenna, without the need for complex and bulky optical collection systems
used in many other
experiments.
The article «Stand - off detection of alcohol
in car cabins,» by Jarosław Młyńczak, Jan Kubicki, and Krzysztof Kopczyński of the Military University of Technology
in Warsaw, details
experiments using an external laser
device to detect the presence of alcohol vapors inside of a moving car.
This makes the
device smaller while keeping the same properties that were
used in the past
experiments.»
In the past, Bensmaia said, this classification system has been supported by
experiments using mechanical
devices to elicit one or more of these specific components of touch.
The operation of the array has been tested by performing behavioural
experiments in a normal room, and it has been seen that
using the
device it is possible obtain about a 30 per cent of speech intelligibility improvement of the hearing impaired listeners, while maintaining a good audio quality
in the zone where the healthy listeners are sat.
In the third section of his talk (around 30 minute mark), Dr. McConnell discusses an experiment they are working on that uses EEG to monitor sleep, and according to their protocol, turn on a TES device (tACS - like) in order to induce slow wave EEG activit
In the third section of his talk (around 30 minute mark), Dr. McConnell discusses an
experiment they are working on that
uses EEG to monitor sleep, and according to their protocol, turn on a TES
device (tACS - like)
in order to induce slow wave EEG activit
in order to induce slow wave EEG activity.
Engineers are installing a powerful neutral beam injector
in the laboratory's Lithium Tokamak
Experiment (LTX), an innovative
device used to test the liquid metal as a first wall that enhances plasma performance.
I ask students to
experiment with at least three sentences
in an essay by trying a different syntax pattern, rhetorical
device, or possibly
use punctuation for effect.
Vernier Software & Technology, on stand B210, will be highlighting its Connected Science System, which allows students to engage
in science
experiments wirelessly
using mobile
devices.
«[Students
use a] sophisticated data - logging software where [they] connect their
devices to sensors to capture, measure, analyse and present their data for scientific
experiments...
in physics topics, students
use video analysis software to record projectiles (e.g. balls or weights) for studies
in motion.
As
using mobile phones and other mobile computing
devices in lessons has become more «socially acceptable» over the last year, the early adopters who have the mandate to
experiment with social media and blogging have found them another good tool to support learning.
Not to say that these
devices have been or will be smash hits, but these companies are
experimenting and innovating, and producing
devices that are all stepping stones toward more productive and useful
devices that can be
used in scenarios where the iPad (and the Grid 10 for that matter) can not.
At the January 2011 CES expo
in Las Vegas, Chinese e-reader and tablet developer Hanvon teasingly announced the upcoming release of their color e-ink reader; ditto their presence at BEA
in late May, but those
devices, originally slated to launch
in China
in March and release to North America later this year, are as of yet still unavailable to consumers eagerly awaiting the opportunity to
use the technology that they got to
experiment with briefly at those events.
Negroponte also said that they would be conducting a long - term
experiment using the
devices, collecting reading data from youths age 3 - 8
in India, Tanzania, and Sierra Leone.
My PCWorld peer JR Raphael has his doubts — pointing out the specific
use of words like «exploring» and «
experimenting»
in describing Google's current tablet
device efforts.
February 27 — March 5 I ♥ Neutrinos: You Can't See Them but They are Everywhere (70 mm Film Frames of Neutrino Movements — shot
in 15 ft Bubble Chamber at Fermilab,
Experiment 564 near Chicago — dunked
in liquid nitrogen, neutrino movements events with invisible ink and decoder markers and highlighters, inked up by Monica Kogler and Jwest, film roll from Janet Conrad, MIT Professor of Physics) 2011, 37 seconds Roll of specialized film for scientific
use of about 1,000 Images transferred to high - definition video on a hand - made telecine
device, no sound Made while Jennifer West was an Artist
in Residence at the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, MA
in 2011; Funded,
in part, by the Nimoy Visual Artist Residencies program of the Nimoy Foundation.
They might be pictures of extremely complex
devices, perhaps the kind
used in scientific
experiments, or they could be of fine machine parts or the dissected limbos of an insect under a microscope.
Dave, if you want me to believe
in that kind of counter-flow energy transfer show me a case when it has been
used in a
device or a real
experiment.
She has been involved
in scientific
experiments using the Approved Screening
Device breathalyzers
used in BC.
8) If a testing
device or other equipment is
used, show that: a. the type of
device used is reliable and / or accepted as dependable for such
use by an appropriate body of scientific thought and by studies,
experiments and field
use; b. the method of operation of the
device and the particular
device used are of an accepted type and
in good working order; c. the operator of the
device was competent to
use the
device by training and experience; and d. that the particular test was correctly done.
However, the company tell us it's always
experimenting with protocols and may choose to
use different ones
in the future to provide «the fastest, most reliable and secure connections to the broadest range of
devices.»
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«Together, he and I designed a five - day
experiment during which period he would leave his mobile
device in another room and
use an alarm clock to wake up instead of his phone,» says Womack.