Definition of microelectromechanical in English:

microelectromechanical

adjectiveˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ɪˌlɛktrə(ʊ)məˈkanik(ə)lˌmīkrōiˌlektrōməˈkanik(ə)l

Containing or consisting of miniature electronic and mechanical components.
optical true-time delay devices with microelectromechanical mirror arrays
Example sentencesExamples
- It will eventually be possible to use non-destructive acoustic shockwaves in microelectromechanical systems devices to build crystals that will shift the frequency of light.
- The Wayne State lab will focus on producing products that use microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS.
- Using new microelectromechanical systems force measurement techniques, Autumn et al. measured the force production of a single gecko seta.
- The technology carves mechanical devices in silicon gizmos known as microelectromechanical systems.
- Like microelectromechanical systems, nano devices consist of a minutely integrated combination of elements on silicon: electronics, mechanical parts, actuators, and sensors.
- Tissue engineering, gene therapy, therapeutic proteins, microelectromechanical systems, robotics, and bioinformatics are creating a myriad of disruptive technologies.
- The measuring device, still in the laboratory stage, is in effect a kind of accelerometer, about the size of the inexpensive microelectromechanical devices that open automobile air bags.
- One common misconception is that microelectromechanical systems technology and nanotechnology are synonymous.
- Though turbines today are big things it will probably eventually be possible to make microelectromechanical systems turbines.
- Petroleum-based lubricants, as versatile as they are, are clearly unsuitable in some aerospace applications, microelectromechanical systems, and biomedical devices and implants.
- Like the NIST chip-scale clock, the new magnetic sensor can be fabricated and assembled on semiconductor wafers using existing techniques for making microelectronics and microelectromechanical systems.
- Specifically, he used microelectromechanical systems fabrication methods.
- To date, the majority of next-generation optical switches have relied on micromirror approaches that use microelectromechanical systems technology.
- To prevent this, Roy has produced a microelectromechanical sensor that monitors the load being carried by the bones in the spine.
- ‘Smart dust’ devices are tiny wireless microelectromechanical sensors that can detect everything from light to vibrations.
- The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California, manufactured the final two picosatellites for the mission to test microelectromechanical systems technology.
- The marriage of GPS with microelectromechanical system inertials and other navigation sensors will give warfighters access to seamless navigation in all environments.
- The following types of gyroscopes exist: mechanical (a rotating mass suspended in gimbals), optical, and microelectromechanical system vibrating structures.
- Particular embodiments of both methods may be applied to fabricating microelectromechanical systems especially MEMS mirrors.
- Although we do not deal directly with such small distances in our everyday lives, they are important in nanoscale structures and microelectromechanical systems.

Definition of microelectromechanical in US English:

microelectromechanical

adjectiveˌmīkrōiˌlektrōməˈkanik(ə)l

Denoting systems or components relating to microscopic electronic machines that are typically built on computer chips.
optical true-time delay devices with microelectromechanical mirror arrays
Example sentencesExamples
- The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California, manufactured the final two picosatellites for the mission to test microelectromechanical systems technology.
- Like the NIST chip-scale clock, the new magnetic sensor can be fabricated and assembled on semiconductor wafers using existing techniques for making microelectronics and microelectromechanical systems.
- It will eventually be possible to use non-destructive acoustic shockwaves in microelectromechanical systems devices to build crystals that will shift the frequency of light.
- ‘Smart dust’ devices are tiny wireless microelectromechanical sensors that can detect everything from light to vibrations.
- Specifically, he used microelectromechanical systems fabrication methods.
- To date, the majority of next-generation optical switches have relied on micromirror approaches that use microelectromechanical systems technology.
- The technology carves mechanical devices in silicon gizmos known as microelectromechanical systems.
- The Wayne State lab will focus on producing products that use microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS.
- The following types of gyroscopes exist: mechanical (a rotating mass suspended in gimbals), optical, and microelectromechanical system vibrating structures.
- Like microelectromechanical systems, nano devices consist of a minutely integrated combination of elements on silicon: electronics, mechanical parts, actuators, and sensors.
- Using new microelectromechanical systems force measurement techniques, Autumn et al. measured the force production of a single gecko seta.
- Tissue engineering, gene therapy, therapeutic proteins, microelectromechanical systems, robotics, and bioinformatics are creating a myriad of disruptive technologies.
- Particular embodiments of both methods may be applied to fabricating microelectromechanical systems especially MEMS mirrors.
- To prevent this, Roy has produced a microelectromechanical sensor that monitors the load being carried by the bones in the spine.
- Though turbines today are big things it will probably eventually be possible to make microelectromechanical systems turbines.
- Although we do not deal directly with such small distances in our everyday lives, they are important in nanoscale structures and microelectromechanical systems.
- The measuring device, still in the laboratory stage, is in effect a kind of accelerometer, about the size of the inexpensive microelectromechanical devices that open automobile air bags.
- The marriage of GPS with microelectromechanical system inertials and other navigation sensors will give warfighters access to seamless navigation in all environments.
- One common misconception is that microelectromechanical systems technology and nanotechnology are synonymous.
- Petroleum-based lubricants, as versatile as they are, are clearly unsuitable in some aerospace applications, microelectromechanical systems, and biomedical devices and implants.

单词	microelectromechanical
释义	Definition of microelectromechanical in English: microelectromechanical adjectiveˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ɪˌlɛktrə(ʊ)məˈkanik(ə)lˌmīkrōiˌlektrōməˈkanik(ə)l Containing or consisting of miniature electronic and mechanical components. optical true-time delay devices with microelectromechanical mirror arrays Example sentencesExamples It will eventually be possible to use non-destructive acoustic shockwaves in microelectromechanical systems devices to build crystals that will shift the frequency of light. The Wayne State lab will focus on producing products that use microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS. Using new microelectromechanical systems force measurement techniques, Autumn et al. measured the force production of a single gecko seta. The technology carves mechanical devices in silicon gizmos known as microelectromechanical systems. Like microelectromechanical systems, nano devices consist of a minutely integrated combination of elements on silicon: electronics, mechanical parts, actuators, and sensors. Tissue engineering, gene therapy, therapeutic proteins, microelectromechanical systems, robotics, and bioinformatics are creating a myriad of disruptive technologies. The measuring device, still in the laboratory stage, is in effect a kind of accelerometer, about the size of the inexpensive microelectromechanical devices that open automobile air bags. One common misconception is that microelectromechanical systems technology and nanotechnology are synonymous. Though turbines today are big things it will probably eventually be possible to make microelectromechanical systems turbines. Petroleum-based lubricants, as versatile as they are, are clearly unsuitable in some aerospace applications, microelectromechanical systems, and biomedical devices and implants. Like the NIST chip-scale clock, the new magnetic sensor can be fabricated and assembled on semiconductor wafers using existing techniques for making microelectronics and microelectromechanical systems. Specifically, he used microelectromechanical systems fabrication methods. To date, the majority of next-generation optical switches have relied on micromirror approaches that use microelectromechanical systems technology. To prevent this, Roy has produced a microelectromechanical sensor that monitors the load being carried by the bones in the spine. ‘Smart dust’ devices are tiny wireless microelectromechanical sensors that can detect everything from light to vibrations. The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California, manufactured the final two picosatellites for the mission to test microelectromechanical systems technology. The marriage of GPS with microelectromechanical system inertials and other navigation sensors will give warfighters access to seamless navigation in all environments. The following types of gyroscopes exist: mechanical (a rotating mass suspended in gimbals), optical, and microelectromechanical system vibrating structures. Particular embodiments of both methods may be applied to fabricating microelectromechanical systems especially MEMS mirrors. Although we do not deal directly with such small distances in our everyday lives, they are important in nanoscale structures and microelectromechanical systems. Definition of microelectromechanical in US English: microelectromechanical adjectiveˌmīkrōiˌlektrōməˈkanik(ə)l Denoting systems or components relating to microscopic electronic machines that are typically built on computer chips. optical true-time delay devices with microelectromechanical mirror arrays Example sentencesExamples The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California, manufactured the final two picosatellites for the mission to test microelectromechanical systems technology. Like the NIST chip-scale clock, the new magnetic sensor can be fabricated and assembled on semiconductor wafers using existing techniques for making microelectronics and microelectromechanical systems. It will eventually be possible to use non-destructive acoustic shockwaves in microelectromechanical systems devices to build crystals that will shift the frequency of light. ‘Smart dust’ devices are tiny wireless microelectromechanical sensors that can detect everything from light to vibrations. Specifically, he used microelectromechanical systems fabrication methods. To date, the majority of next-generation optical switches have relied on micromirror approaches that use microelectromechanical systems technology. The technology carves mechanical devices in silicon gizmos known as microelectromechanical systems. The Wayne State lab will focus on producing products that use microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS. The following types of gyroscopes exist: mechanical (a rotating mass suspended in gimbals), optical, and microelectromechanical system vibrating structures. Like microelectromechanical systems, nano devices consist of a minutely integrated combination of elements on silicon: electronics, mechanical parts, actuators, and sensors. Using new microelectromechanical systems force measurement techniques, Autumn et al. measured the force production of a single gecko seta. Tissue engineering, gene therapy, therapeutic proteins, microelectromechanical systems, robotics, and bioinformatics are creating a myriad of disruptive technologies. Particular embodiments of both methods may be applied to fabricating microelectromechanical systems especially MEMS mirrors. To prevent this, Roy has produced a microelectromechanical sensor that monitors the load being carried by the bones in the spine. Though turbines today are big things it will probably eventually be possible to make microelectromechanical systems turbines. Although we do not deal directly with such small distances in our everyday lives, they are important in nanoscale structures and microelectromechanical systems. The measuring device, still in the laboratory stage, is in effect a kind of accelerometer, about the size of the inexpensive microelectromechanical devices that open automobile air bags. The marriage of GPS with microelectromechanical system inertials and other navigation sensors will give warfighters access to seamless navigation in all environments. One common misconception is that microelectromechanical systems technology and nanotechnology are synonymous. Petroleum-based lubricants, as versatile as they are, are clearly unsuitable in some aerospace applications, microelectromechanical systems, and biomedical devices and implants.
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