Radio-Electronics

1. The electron was discovered more than fifty years ago, but has never been seen.

2. In this type of receiver a crystal detector is followed by an audio amplifier.

3. Some circuits are effected by changes in line voltage.

4. The distribution of the flux is influenced by the frequency of the flux and the resistance of the coil.

5. Most electronic devices are enclosed in glass tubes from which the air has been pumped out.

6. Semiconductor devices which are being used to help electron valves reduce the size of instruments considerably.

7. The receiver has been developed to illustrate the principle of molecular electronics.

8. Electronics is defined in an English dictionary as “the study of conduction of electricity in a vacuum, in glass and in semiconductors.

9. An unusual group of crystalline semiconductors, which in spite of the presence of various admixtures preserve their basic properties and electrical conductivity have been discovered.

10. The distance to the object is being calculated from the elapsed time between the transmitted pulse and the received echo.

11. An analytical solution is provided to any desired order in terms of multifold convolution integrals of the Fourier transform of the impedance function.

12. A physics–based methodology is being considered to develop and advance scattering models for various terrain and environmental features.

13. In this paper an analytical formulation is developed to predict the diffraction from a surface impedance discontinuity of an arbitrary profile.

14. Geometrical theory of diffraction models has only been applied to problems where abrupt variations in a surface are present.

15. A solution is sought for problems with a more general variation across the diffraction surface with arbitrary dimensions compared to the wave length.

16. All pads are protected against damage from electrostatic discharge and from over–voltage transients.

17. An integral equation for an impedance surface is formulated in the Fourier domain, which is solved iteratively using a perturbation technique.

18. The theory of electromagnetic waves were predicted from the research of James Clerk Maxwell and Michael Faraday.

19. The experiments were not followed up by Hertz and the practical applications of the wireless communication and remote control technology were implemented by Nikola Tesla.

20. The term is commonly used in the telecommunications industry to refer to telecommunications systems

Computer Engineering

1. The optimization process is applied to these subsystems, and the constraints are limited to local constraints and coupling bus constraints.

2. A fuzzy perception is an assessment of a physical condition that is not measured with precision, but is assigned an intuitive value.

3. You will need to know domain name of the machine on which it is being installed.

4. The options in this dialog box may vary depending on the type of map feature layer that is being edited.

5. If “age” has not been updated recently, it might give you the wrong answer, and, there would always be the potential for conflicting answers.

6. Output arrow may also represent data that is being created but do not usually represent data that is being retrieved or deleted.

7. The processing elements are seen as units that are similar to the neurons in a human brain, and hence, they are referred to as cells, neuromimes, or artificial neurons.

8. These early networks (including ARPANET) were purpose–built – i.e. they were intended for. and largely restricted to, closed communities of scholars.

9. The World Wide Web overwhelms us with information; every choice we make is recorded.

10. It has been estimated that the amount of data stored in the world’s databases doubles every 20 months, and although it would surely be difficult to justify this figure in any quantitative sense, we can all relate to the pace of growth qualitatively.

11. The routing protocol used within an AS (Autonomous Systems) is referred to as an Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP).

12. The Internet is organized into a number of networks connected by special purpose gateways known as routers.

13. To ensure that the correct peripheral device is always reached, appropriate input or output ports or trunks are called for by an address.

14. At the same time that the Internet technology was being experimentally validated and widely used amongst a subset of computer science researchers, other networks and networking technologies were being pursued.

15. To coordinate this showing, the Federal Networking Council was formed.

16. Experience with the problems of work management of software teams will be highly regarded.

17. Although computer scientists have adopted trees as file structures, their properties were originally investigated by mathematicians.

18. In most applications in computer science one node is singled out as special.

19. Hence, many optimization processes have been developed in the last decades to achieve the best solution in this search process.

20. During a disk access this page is brought into fast memory, then searched, and the next page to be accessed is determined.