Sentences with phrase «use of millimeter»

5G offers the promise of besting the speeds of today's fastest wireless networks by a factor of 10 to 100, through the use of millimeter waves, network function virtualization, and software - defined networking.

Through her frequent use of millimeter paper for her artistic practice, Yang discovered that certain color or dimensional schemes are not included in regular graph paper production for the general stationary market.

Pre-Collision System featuring the world's first use of both millimeter wave radar and stereo cameras developed

Not exact matches

So some analysts and investors with long memories are wary of the promise of using the millimeter wave rights for business cases that sound eerily familiar, despite the obvious advances in technology that have occurred over the past 20 years.

Using the 15 GHz and 28 GHz bands, the high frequencies known as millimeter wave, the signals in the test can transmit a large volume of information but don't travel as far or penetrate obstructions as easily as lower frequencies.

Instead of using a standard 22 - millimeter band, the Steel uses a proprietary band.

The watch I spent time with was a size 38 — Apple will sell two sizes, 38 millimeters and 42 millimeters — with the leather strap made of the same thin, flat material used in Apple's leather iPad cases.

They use a millimeter wave (mmW) radar seeker with a semi-active laser (SAL) that enables final guidance to the target by either the launching platform or another plane, and are perfect to destroy a vehicle with very low collateral damage risk, and an accuracy of about 1 - 2 meters.

To build nationwide 5G, they either have to kick current customers off LTE, which would take years, or use a type of spectrum (millimeter wave) that can only carry a signal 2,000 feet from a cell site — versus multiple miles for other spectrum — making it nearly impossible for either of them to create a truly nationwide 5G network quickly.

No student of Leonard Troland (parts of whose great psychophysiology I almost memorized) could fail to recall his frequent use of «millimicron,» and I knew that millimeter is a very different magnitude.

The measurement used is millimeters of mercury (mmHg).

Researcher uses a custom - built, ultrasensitive microscope to determine that a sample grew 0.000000000014 millimeter per second — the equivalent of a pencil width every 16,000 years.

Fast forward 500 years, and a team of astronomers led by John Bally (University of Colorado, USA) has used the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA) to peer into the heart of this cloud.

Jimenez used a little drill bit to take a tiny sample every millimeter for the length of each core.

IBM and Mediatek plan to ultimately develop ways to wirelessly connect high - definition TVs to set - top boxes using millimeter - wave radio technology, which takes advantage of the highest frequency portion of the radio spectrum where massive amounts of information can be sent quickly.

Using drugs to lower systolic blood pressure to less than 120 millimeters of mercury cut people's risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular woes by 25 percent, researchers report November 9 in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The crystals are colorless, and were imaged using polarized light microscopy to enhance the contrast and color of the image, which is eight millimeters wide.

The scans, which were accurate to a twentieth of a millimeter, were used to generate virtual models that could be examined from any angle, allowing for highly precise machining — and a very close fit.

Co-sputtering is used for fabricating thousands of alloys simultaneously; alloy elements are mixed at various controlled ratios, yielding thousands of millimeter size and micron thick samples.

Now, using 3D printing, a group of engineers has created star - shaped structures (pictured) on a millimeter scale that are able to heat more uniformly than other materials have in the past.

To demonstrate its multishape capabilities, Xie's team turned a 30 - millimeter square of the material into an origami masterpiece that could fold between two shapes using elasticity and change into other shapes using plasticity.

«The total thickness of 7.8 millimeters is around one twenty - ninth wavelength of the central frequency of incident microwaves, and the ultra-thin absorber with broad bandwidth may be widely used in warship stealth, airplane cloaking and tunable, broadband antennae.»

Remy Indebetouw, an astronomer at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, and colleagues took another stab using a new high - resolution telescope network called the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile.

«You can basically eavesdrop on each millimeter of the human brain in real - time using 300 - 400 sensors, recording simultaneously from a large mantle of the human brain.»

«We used this radio link between Juno and Earth to measure the velocity of the spacecraft to exquisite accuracy — to 0.01 millimeter per second or better,» Iess says.

These expensive materials can be used here because the components are tiny: of the order of square millimeters.

Using drugs to lower people's systolic blood pressure, the pressure when the heart contracts, to less than 120 millimeters of mercury could cut heart attack, stroke and death rates.

Using ALMA's ability to detect the faint millimeter - wavelength «glow» emitted by gas molecules, Isella and his team discovered that there was also an appreciable dip in the amount of CO in the outer two dust gaps.

A team at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom has discovered that the reclusive 15 - millimeter insect, which lays its eggs underground next to small animal corpses, uses a slime cocktail to manipulate the number and kinds of microbes its young are exposed to as they eat the provided meat.

It worked there, too, Badylak reports: Volunteers had an average of nine millimeters (about one - third of an inch) of soft tissue growth, enough to let them turn a key, work a zipper, or use a fork.

The other effort, called Multi-beam MIMO, led by Sayeed, will develop a network using a state - of - the - art millimeter - wave prototype technology for simultaneously steering multiple signal beams.

Researchers using the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA), have for the first time, achieved a precise size measurement of small dust particles around a young star through radio - wave polarization.

Ultimately, MICrONS aims to map every neuron and synaptic connection within a 1 - cubic - millimeter chunk of tissue from the mouse visual cortex, and use those detailed brain connection maps to design computer architectures able to perform tasks that are easy for a brain but out of reach for artificial intelligence.

(There are about 150 international airports in the U.S.) In addition to ETD devices, the TSA uses two types of imaging technology to screen the nearly two million passengers passing through U.S. airports daily — millimeter wave and backscatter.

The extremely small size of the spectrometer, 30 x 1.5 x 1.5 millimeters, means that measurements can be taken using an instrument the size of a matchbox.

He gathered a bit of rainforest air, using an instrument that sucks a sample through a fine nozzle and sprays it onto a ceramic square half a millimeter on each side, where any microscopic airborne particles get stuck.

Pablo Pérez - González, an astrophysics professor at the Complutense University of Madrid in Spain and one of several co-investigators on Nørgaard - Nielsen's proposed observation, said they will use Webb to observe about 40 percent of the HUDF area with MIRI, in roughly the same location that ground - based telescopes like the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) and the Very Large Telescope array (VLT) obtained ultra-deep field data.

The team hopes to use Hubble again, in combination with the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA) and other facilities, to more accurately measure the speed of the black hole and its gas disk, which may yield more insight into the nature of this bizarre object.

Then, McCamey says, the researchers use millimeter - wave radiation to tweak the spin of the electrons while monitoring the current flowing through.

Through the development of a technique called photoacoustic tomography, Wang was able to conquer this limit and advance the imaging depth by nearly two orders of magnitude, from one millimeter to several centimeters, an improvement that could enable doctors to acquire high - resolution images through a patient's skin using light.

«We used silver and carbon ink to print an image consisting of small rods that are about a millimeter long and a couple of hundred microns wide,» said Ajay Nahata from the University of Utah, leader of the research team.

Using microscopic video recordings, the team showed that underwater oil droplets flowed continuously along the needles at a rate of 2 millimeters per second, similarly to the way water moves along cactus needles, the team reports online today in Nature Communications.

This observation of the cluster, 5 billion light - years from Earth, helped the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile to study the cosmic microwave background using the thermal Sunyaev - Zel «dovich effect.

The hall is made out of 243 geometrically unique plates of 50 - millimeter - thick beech plywood designed and cut using robotics.

The Atacama Large Millimeter / Submillimeter Array (ALMA), a massive observatory now under construction five kilometers above sea level in Chile, should further illuminate the workings of distant galaxies when it opens for scientific use in 2011.

Using computer modeling, optimization software and complex algorithms, the team set out to build metadevices that could bend or focus millimeter waves but that avoided problems with conventional approaches, such low efficiency, narrow bandwidth and the bulkiness of the devices.

Mirkin's team used the technique, reported online this month in Nature Communications, to make working electrical devices including inductors, capacitors, and surface acoustic wave transducers, and even drew a 9 - millimeter - square map of the world.

Using this mouse - tracking software Freeman developed, the millimeters of movement of a test subject's mouse cursor can be linked with brain - imaging data to discover otherwise hidden impacts on specific brain processes.

She then used a tiny drill bit to take samples of the calcium carbonate down the center at one - millimeter steps.

The diamond crystals have an edge length of between three and eight millimeters, and are then separated from the substrate and polished using a laser.