Sentences with phrase «electronic signals»

Today the Internet and related systems of distributing electronic signals are posed to complete this phase of the electronic communication revolution.

For these characters pop in from the real world and not from the cyber space which can only accommodate electronic signals.

Energy - intensive conversion of optical signals into electronic signals and vice versa would no longer be required.

«New sensor sends electronic signal when estrogen is detected.»

These researchers are part of PNNL's Transformational Materials Science Initiative, which is investigating novel nanomaterials and technologies that generate electronic signals in the presence of specific chemicals or biological agents.

After all the physical parts were finished, engineers tuned the Panaray's electronic signal processing.

And because transistors didn't exist that could amplify a signal to cover such vast distances at the necessary frequencies, the team employed a type of vacuum tube called a traveling wave tube, which used high - voltage electrons to increase the power of electronic signal waves.

One component serving this application is the Mach - Zehnder modulator (MZM) which is able to convert electronic signals into optical signals.

Similar to the way a grandfather clock's pendulum ticks off the seconds before signaling the gears to turn its hands, frequency combs count oscillations and convert them into useful electronic signals.

Advance Bionics claims that Sadler's ear implant failed because moisture got in through a «feed - through,» which is the part that transmits electronic signals into the inner ear.

«Back to around the 2000 peak,» is one comment from a senior executive of NEC Tokin Corporation, a major user of tantalum, which has peculiar properties making it the best metal for switching electronic signals in small devices.

After all, in a calculator, the pressing of «2» followed by «+» followed by «3» followed by «=» leads to a sequence of purely material (electronic) events that produce a final electronic signal to display the number 5.

And converting starlight efficiently into a detectable electronic signal was crucial for transit photometry.

The perception of music starts with specialised hair cells in the inner ear, which transmit sounds as electronic signals through the auditory pathway to the auditory cortex, where sounds are primarily recognised.

One idea is that they reproduce the behaviour of synapses, the conducting gaps that ferry electronic signals between neurons.

The most intractable bottleneck in today's high - end computers comes from having to use electronic signals to control photons.

He also possesses enhanced senses and can track people for great distances over open terrain and his feet are sensitive enough to detect electronic signals (from bombs, listening devices, etc.) through solid walls and floors.

Shifting is via a shift - by - wire system, transmitting shift instructions to the gearbox from the new gear lever via electronic signals rather than a mechanical linkage.

This is why we've equipped our genuine leather minimalist wallet with a protective layer that blocks 13 - 14Mhz electronic signals trying to retrieve your personal information.

The sequins shimmer with the air exhibitionss while speakers, mounted to the gallery entrance, transmit random electronic signals picked up in the airways by two rooftop antennas.

Instead of a traditional hydraulic system, which relies on fluid to regulate brake pressure, the brake - by - wire system uses a rheostat (a small device that measures movement) to send electronic signals to a processor that triggers the electrohydraulic brakes — it is all computerized.

A high - performance «photonic transistor» that switches light signals instead of electronic signals could revolutionize optical signal processing.

Much as a pendulum in a grandfather clock requires gears to record its swings and slowly turn the clock's hands, an optical atomic clock uses an optical frequency comb to count the oscillations of light and convert them into a useful electronic signal.

Solid - state systems, such as those in computers and communication devices, use electrons; their electronic signaling and power are controlled by field - effect transistors.

To get around that bottleneck, researchers skipped the electronic signal processing — and found a way to do it purely optically instead.

The sensor sends an electronic signal is the presence of estrogen and, with further development, could test estrogen levels in bodily fluids or test waterways for estrogen contamination that might pose a risk to humans and the environment.

Measuring just microns across, these tiny devices convert light into electrons, whose subsequent movement generates an electronic signal.

Changes in the atoms» spin rate correspond to an oscillation in the DC magnetic fields, creating alternating current (AC) electronic signals, or voltages at the light detector, which are more useful for communications.

But in those cramped conditions the electronic signals sent down metal wires — the interconnects between transistors — can suffer interference, degrading performance.

While the spider silk picks up the direction of airflow with great accuracy, that information has to be translated into an electronic signal to be of use.

«We coated the spider silk with gold and put it in a magnetic field to obtain an electronic signal,» said Miles.

This chemical reaction is then converted into an electronic signal, allowing the police officer to read off the result.

Assistant professor of physics Swastik Kar and associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering Yung Joon Jung are the first to create a device that integrates both optical and electronic signals to perform the most elementary computational operations.

«In the current telecommunication systems, you turn the optical signal into an electronic signal and store it in RAM.

A particularly interesting application is in biotechnology, life sciences and medicine, where you can use graphene as a sensor, because many properties are interlinked; change the chemical environment and you immediately get an electronic signal out of it.

«Because light does not easily interact with itself, information sent using light must be converted into an electronic signal, and then back into light.

Light enters through the camera lens, then passes to the camera sensor, which receives the information and translates it into an electronic signal.

A cochlear implant picks up sounds with an external microphone and converts them to electronic signals, which travel down wires into a shell in the ear called the cochlea, where they tickle the ends of the auditory nerves.

And because the microgripper is controlled by chemical rather than electronic signals, many of them could be opened and closed at the same time without needing to connect them to a power supply.

static (in physics) An electronic signal that contains no information but does contain random fluctuations in intensity or wavelength.

EBBESEN: In our data - intensive society, photodetectors play an important role in transferring information carried by light into an electronic signals.

At the Boston airport, Clay (John Cusack) witnesses a scene of chaotic mayhem when an electronic signal turns hundreds of cell phone users into rabid killers.

At the Boston airport, Clay (Cusack) witnesses a scene of chaotic mayhem when an electronic signal turns hundreds of cell phone users into rabid killers.

Then, an electronic signal is sent to the clutch causing it to shift into the desired gear.

The seats come from a 2016 Camaro, while a set of custom gauges in the instrument panel were selected for their compatibility with the electronic signals from the Chevrolet Performance engine and transmission controllers.

This actuator receives an electronic signal, generated in the master cylinder module that precisely defines how the driver has applied the brakes — soft or hard, slow or fast.

Full throttle is achieved when the gas pedal is depressed, sending an electronic signal to the ECU, which in turn regulates the lift of each valve event, and opens it all the way up.

This actuator receives an electronic signal, generated in the master cylinder module that precisely defines how the driver has applied the brakes - soft or hard, slow or fast.

Established by U.S. President Harry Truman in 1952, the NSA is the government agency responsible for signal intelligence — «Intelligence derived from electronic signals and systems used by foreign targets, such as communications systems, radars, and weapons systems.»