Sentences with phrase «of electronic sensors»

In 2015 Bill Johnston warned that the introduction of electronic sensors in the late 1990s was artificially warming the records and asked the Bureau for data from the two different kinds of instruments side by side.

Using the F - TYPE R Coupé's array of electronic sensors, the Torque Vectoring system determines when corner entry speed may induce understeer.

This is done by the use of electronic sensors...

Founder of Osaka - based Keyence, a maker of electronic sensors, Takemitsu Takizaki, led the gainers with an increase of $ 579.3 million.

Through this state - of - the - art technology learning initiative, scientists, educators, and students will be able to interpret changes in the Tidmarsh landscape as it is documented using video cameras and hundreds of electronic sensors embedded in the habitats of the site.

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Electronic badges can now use sensors to track who is talking to whom and register the tone of voice.

Female doctors can remotely access patients via high - definition (HD), nurse - assisted video - consultation using a cloud - based telemedicine system that includes Electronic Medical Records (EMR), online medical online referral system and application of peripheral diagnostic tools such as blood pressure sensors, pulse oximeter, e-thermometer, e-ophthalmoscope, etc..

Some of the changes include automated electronic sensors to ensure cell checks, an on - duty nurse or EMT at all times and additional funds for jail intaking, inmate screening and training for police there.

The funding will therefore support research in the newly emerging area of inorganic graphene analogous, with the ultimate aim to revolutionise a wide range of technologies spanning from energy conversion, energy storage, photonics, large area electronics on unconventional substrates and geometries, electronic textile, sensors and spintronics.»

The GPS provides a suite of sensors such as an electronic compass, accelerometer, and barometric compass.

Deep within their sensors and electronic circuits, electrons and photons dance to the tune of our most fundamental theory of nature's workings: quantum theory.

The advance raises the possibility of creating new electronic devices, and the researchers are already planning to use the technique to create smart biomedical sensors.

In an earlier version of their electronic «skin,» researchers in Rogers» group packed temperature sensors, light detectors and other components onto a rubbery sheet that could be applied like a temporary tattoo, bending and stretching without breaking.

The unique geometric and electronic structure of the nitrogenated crystals make it potentially suitable for use in electronics, sensors and catalysis.

Professor Paul Mitcheson, from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London, explains: «Imagine using a drone to wirelessly transmit power to sensors on things such as bridges to monitor their structural integrity.

This development is promising for new electronic devices that interact with light, such as new kinds of transistors, superconducting switches and gas sensors.

Prasad and bioengineering doctoral student Rujuta Munje, lead author of the journal article, incorporated an off - the - shelf polymer - based textile material in their glucose sensor and used UT Dallas clean - room facilities to construct the electronic elements.

«The sensors are everywhere now, including in smart phones and other portable electronic devices,» said Alexander Balandin, UC Presidential Chair and professor of electrical and computer engineering at UC Riverside, who is the lead researcher on the project.

New types of solar cells and flexible transistors are also in the works, as well as pressure and temperature sensors that could be built into electronic skin for robotic or bionic applications.

«The self - healing sensor raises expectations that flexible devices might someday be self - administered, which increases their reliability,» explained co-developer Dr. Tan - Phat Huynh, also of the Technion, whose work focuses on the development of self - healing electronic skin.

«Negative impacts could be lessened by limiting the extent of physical barriers and associated roads, designing barriers to permit animal passage and substituting less biologically harmful methods, such as electronic sensors, for physical barriers,» the letter states.

Ram and her collaborators — including Wenli Zhang, a UA doctoral student in management information systems, and researchers from the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation — created a model that was able to successfully predict approximately how many asthma sufferers would visit the emergency room at a large hospital in Dallas on a given day, based on an analysis of data gleaned from electronic medical records, air quality sensors and Twitter.

«Sensors applied to plant leaves warn of water shortage: Electronic circuits reveal when a plant begins to experience drought conditions.»

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.

Researchers from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV, Spain) and the University of Gävle (Sweden) have created an electronic nose with 32 sensors that can identify the odours given off by chopped pears and apples.

A modern electronic reinvention of a sensor first developed in the 1950s, it detects the radiated electric field in the atmosphere when lightning strikes.

Anslyn and his colleagues wondered if they could outfit an electronic device with an array of sensors that could sample flavors in a solution, just like the tongue does.

Q - carbon's unusual properties make it ideal for all sorts of applications, Narayan says, from electronic displays to abrasive coatings on tools to biomedical sensors that are compatible with the body.

While Juno is replete with special radiation - hardened electrical wiring and shielding surrounding its myriad of sensors, the highest profile piece of armor Juno carries is a first - of - its - kind titanium vault, which contains the spacecraft's flight computer and the electronic hearts of many of its science instruments.

Furthermore, since the electronic sensor is inserted into the soft contact lens, the feeling of wearing it is also excellent.

A hypoallergenic electronic sensor can be worn on the skin continuously for a week without discomfort, and is so light and thin that users forget they even have it on, says a Japanese group of scientists.

As Manel del Valle, the main author of the study, explains: «The concept of the electronic tongue consists in using a generic array of sensors, in other words with generic response to the various chemical compounds involved, which generate a varied spectrum of information with advanced tools for processing, pattern recognition and even artificial neural networks.»

The one - atom - thick carbon sheets could revolutionize the way electronic devices are manufactured and lead to faster transistors, cheaper solar cells, new types of sensors and more efficient bioelectric sensory devices.

«This study can be used to diagnose diseases (diabetes and glaucoma) by implementing two types of transparent electronic sensors in the production of smart contact lens sensors,» said Professor Park.

SOT 1:06 The system for recovery involves attaching and raising the ship by remote control of the underwater robotics guided with the use of cameras and electronic sensor systems and a hydraulic lifting system that will lift the wreck and bring it to the surface — if possible without damaging it.

Ideally, the electronic components of these garments — sensors, antennas to transmit data and batteries to supply power — will be small, flexible and largely unnoticed by their wearers.

Lead author, PhD researcher Philipp Gutruf, says the unbreakable, stretchy electronic sensors are also capable of detecting harmful levels of UV radiation known to trigger melanoma.

Changes in the shape of the tendons squeeze the sensors and transmit data to a computer chip that controls electronic actuators in the arm.

With the help of several lenses, the shadow is imaged onto an electronic sensor similar to those in digital cameras.

A paper from the Regenstrief Institute takes a sweeping look at a variety of categories of health IT including electronic medical records; health information exchange; telemedicine; patient portals and personal health records; mobile devices, wearable sensors and monitors; and social media.

So for their current study, Bao's team decided to send the electronic pulses coming from the touch sensors to a light emitting diode, which converted them into a stream of pulses of blue light.

When hooked up to an electronic sensor, the pad converts signals from the sensor into small pulses of electric current across the grid, which the tongue «reads» as a pattern of tingles.

Their work has implications for the development of novel electronic devices, such as photo sensors that convert light into electrical energy.

Using a two - ply of flexible, thin plastic, scientists have created novel electronic sensors that send signals to the brain tissue of mice that closely mimic the nerve messages of touch sensors in human skin.

The sensor doesn't need a significant amount of electronic processing or power supplies, Brotherton said.

Every night, before he goes to sleep, Al Pierce, whose thunderous snoring used to drive his wife out of their bedroom, uses a small remote control to turn on an electronic sensor implanted in his chest.

A more promising development is the growth of sensor technology (generally referred to as artificial olfaction) that has led to the invention of numerous new types of olfactory electronic sensors.

Each time the polymerase adds a new A, G, C, or T, it spits out a positively charged hydrogen ion; the charge of the ion slightly alters the pH of the solution and can thus be read out by an electronic pH sensor.

«We have called it a gate sensor because, as well as detecting the movement of individual electrons, the device is able to control its flow as if it were an electronic gate which opens and closes,» explains González Zalba.

Described this week in the journal Applied Physics Letters, from AIP Publishing, the technology is based on an electronic device known as a coplanar capacitor and detects goose bumps by virtue of a simple, linear relation between the deformation of the sensor and the decrease of the capacitance.