Sentences with phrase «of electrical networks»

Deep knowledge of electrical networks and the ability to oversee operations are the most critical primary skills.

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Kumu Networks came out of the research that co-founder Sachin Katti did while a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at Stanford University.

The strike was called by the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers that jointly represent nearly 40,000 employees, such as customer services representatives and network technicians in Verizon's traditional wireline phone operations.

Engineering services company Thiess has been awarded a $ 125 million contract with Western Power to upgrade and maintain its electrical distribution network in parts of Western Australia.

The strike was called by the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers that jointly represent employees with such jobs as customer services representatives and network technicians in Verizon Communications Inc's (VZ.N) traditional wireline phone operations.

Graybar, a leading distributor of electrical, communications and data networking products and provider of related supply chain management and logistics services, presented Schneider Electric with the Graybar Supplier Excellence Award at its National Training Conference in Phoenix.

Graybar, a Fortune 500 corporation and one of the largest employee - owned companies in North America, is a leader in the distribution of high quality electrical, communications and data networking products, and specializes in related supply chain management and logistics services.

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In a blog post, Kaspersky said the cyber-criminals managed to steal technical drawings, floor plans and diagrams showing the structure of electrical and information networks.

The speed mentors were Mabel Simpson (Fashion Enterprenuer / www.msimps.com), Regina Agyare (I.T. Specialist / www.soronkosolutions.com), Vivian Kai Mensah (Head of Business Desk — Citi FM), Dr. Gifty Naa Sunkwa Mills (Medical Doctor), Yawa Hansen - Quao (Leading Ladies Network / HQ Consulting), Yaa Boadi - Aboagye (Electrical Engineer), Ruth Botsion (Barrister at Law / Career Guidance Consultant) and Carmen Bruce - Annan (Bruce - Annan Consult).

Although more customers are investing in their own equipment for electric supply, like solar panels or even microgrids — a network of electricity users with a local source of supply and the capability to operate as an island during outages — the report says most U.S. customers will continue to depend on obtaining their power from the large - scale, interconnected electrical grid at least for the next two decades.

Conforming to the shape of your heart, the network delivers its own set of electrical pulses, resetting the normal rhythm.

But for his master's thesis, he was more concerned with relays and switches in electrical circuits, the sorts of things found in telephone exchange networks.

This could be a useful component in a high - speed communications network, «the kind of thing that a wireless company would want for their base stations,» says Michael Kozicki, an Arizona State University professor of electrical engineering and director of the school's Center for Applied Nanoionics.

Lead researcher and Lecturer in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath, Dr Biagio Forte, said: «With increasing dependency upon GNSS with the planned introduction of 5G networks and autonomous vehicles which rely heavily on GNSS, the need for accurate and reliable satellite navigation systems everywhere in the world has never been more critical.

Now in its fourth round of awards, ARPA - E allocated $ 156 million to 60 projects grouped in five focus areas: Plants Engineered to Replace Oil (PETRO), Rare Earth Alternatives in Critical Technologies for Energy (REACT), High Energy Advanced Thermal Storage (HEATS), Green Electricity Network Integration (GENI) and Solar Agile Delivery of Electrical Power Technology (Solar ADEPT).

The perceptron contained a network of artificial neurons, which could be simulated on a computer or physically built with two layers of electrical circuits.

The electrons quickly jump to a network of titanium dioxide particles, which ferries them to an electrode that is connected to an external circuit, allowing them to power lights, toasters, or other electrical equipment.

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in the US is close to finalising a standard for similar wireless computer networks within buildings.

The platform developed by Fraunhofer IOSB is designed to tackle the low voltage network, which is the lowest level of the electrical transmission and distribution grid.

Constructed of layers of atomically thin materials, including transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs), graphene, and boron nitride, the ultra-thin LEDs showing all - electrical single photon generation could be excellent on - chip quantum light sources for a wide range of photonics applications for quantum communications and networks.

Many of today's homes in the developed world already include a lot of the sensors and networking devices needed to make the smart home a reality, wrote Diane Cook, a professor in Washington State University's School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, in the March 30 issue of the journal Science.

«The remarkable innovation and growth we've witnessed in land - based wireless communications has not yet occurred in underwater sensing networks, but we're starting to change that,» says Dimitris Pados, PhD, Clifford C. Furnas Professor of Electrical Engineering in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at UB, a co-author of the study.

But the full account of how human thought emerges from a biological brain, a network of billions of neurons communicating via tiny electrical impulses, still ranks among the great scientific mysteries.

It reveals that «branching tree - shaped» flow patterns govern the structure of the entire universe — most clearly evident within rivers, neural networks, lightning bolts, electrical circuitry and trees.

GeckoLogic firm developed an evaporative cooler that has an integrated photovoltaic system isolated from the electrical network, which enables to refresh an area of approximately 200 square meters.

«If the small - world network index of the heart's electrical communication system improved right after the procedure, our data showed that it's predictive of the six - month success rate of the procedure,» Ashikaga says.

Researchers mapped the brain's connections as one would analyze a large - scale network such as the U.S electrical grid, global flight patterns or Linkedin professional connections, creating a model of the brain's «connectome.»

Monitoring networks of electrical brain activity holds promise for understanding not only depression, but other forms of mental illness as well, said Conor Liston, an assistant professor of neuroscience and psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine who was not involved in the study.

Mice that are more vulnerable to developing depression - like symptoms show different networks of electrical brain activity than more resilient mice.

But what is it about the structure and function of each and every neuron, and the way they network together, that give rise to these electrical signals measured in a mammalian brain?

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In order to determine how complex electrical phenotype is achieved, we then investigated the networks of co-regulation of ion channels at the genetic and at the protein levels.

What's next: In a related article not yet published, the same team of researchers shows that biological signaling networks can be understood in the context of human - engineered electrical and mechanical systems.

In the BrainPort V100 vision aid system, a video camera positioned between the eyes connects to a processor that feeds electrical pulses to a plate on the tongue, where a dense network of sensory nerves picks up tiny stimuli.

In many animals, including humans, electrical impulses must spread rapidly and in a coordinated fashion along a dedicated network of cardiac cells in order for the heart to pump blood efficiently to the rest of the body.

When scraps of steel and brass are anodized using a common household chemical and residential electrical current, the researchers found that the metal surfaces are restructured into nanometer - sized networks of metal oxide that can store and release energy when reacting with a water - based liquid electrolyte.

circuit A network of that transmits electrical signals.

They sprouted tiny projections, called dendritic spines, which receive signals from other neurons in a circuit, and six out of the seven organoids that grew for at least eight months formed active neuronal networks, spiking with electrical activity.

Networks exist in electrical circuits as well, so if we can model proteins using electrical circuits then we can better understand and predict behaviors of the biological systems.

Think of the radio waves from communications and broadcasting networks, as well as the power lines that traverse our cities and towns and all electrical appliances that occupy our homes

They work by targeting your central nervous system, a hub of energy powered by a network of electrical signals that vibrate along our nerves.

Body Vibes work by targeting the Central Nervous System, a hub of energy powered by a network of electrical signals that vibrate along our nerves.

It is only after hacker cult figure Morpheus agrees to show Tom «how deep the rabbit hole goes» that Tom, and we, learn The Ugly Truth: the surface of the earth has been uninhabitable for centuries, and all humans are spending their lives in a virtual reality construct, while a complex network of machines uses the electrical energy and body heat from their real bodies, which are stored in individual pods, as a fuel source.

Among controlled installations, it includes lighting common areas (on and off, scheduling, etc.), energy management (display and recording of electrical parameters), pumping station of drinking water (pump status, levels and constant pressure) and the overall distribution network (pressure and flow), air conditioning and heating (on and off, temperature recording by zones), compressed air station laboratory (state of the compressors, room ventilation, pressure and flow supplied) and administrative management (incidents, warnings reviews, etc).

Volvo was mindful of the complexity here, and specially designed its Scalable Product Architecture that underpins the XC90 with an electrical network that unifies all of its varied safety and infotainment systems.

The Powernet electrical architecture system allows both high and low - speed data networks to be equipped with as many as 40 individual modules, all designed to improve vehicle performance and enhance the comfort and safety of driver and passengers.

The two on - board networks are connected with one another by a voltage converter providing fl exible energy management also serving to operate all electrical functions on the car on electric power generated without any additional consumption of fuel.

According to FCA, in driving conditions such as varying road grades, if a short circuit in a specific part of the vehicle's electrical network occurs when the cruise control system automatically accelerates to maintain speed, the driver could become unable to cancel cruise control.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab will be available in the UK across all major networks, key high street and out of town electrical retailers and online such as Carphone Warehouse, Dixons Store Group and T - Mobile.