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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"dynamic sensing"”.

  1. Dynamic sensing and signaling over the packet radio network multiple access channel

    Thesis: M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1987

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  2. Machine Learning Approaches for Biosonar Systems: Investigating Dynamic Sensing in Complex Natural Environments

    … how both static morphological variations and dynamic shape changes in biomimetic receiver structures can encode reliable information within these random echoes, progressing from linear acoustic effects to nonlinear Doppler-based signatures. The first component of this research established that …

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  3. Dynamic Sensing of a Dynamic System: Mobile Water Quality Monitoring at Spring Lake, San Marcos, Texas

    … underscoring the value of real-time, boat-based sensing for improving water-quality monitoring in surface water systems.

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  4. Investigation of Dynamic Ultrasound Reception in Bat Biosonar Using a Biomimetic Pinna Model

    … pinnae are characterized by static as well as dynamic geometrical features. Furthermore, bats from these species can deform their pinnae while the returning ultrasonic waves impinge on them. Hence, these dynamic pinna geometries could be a substrate for novel, dynamic sensory encoding …

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  5. Analysis of Bat Biosonar Beampatterns: Biodiversity and Dynamics

    … considers bat biosonar shape diversity and shape dynamics manifest as beampatterns. In the first part, the seemingly disparate set of functional properties resulting from diverse pinnae and noseleaf shape adaptations are considered. The question posed in this part is as follows: (i) what are the …

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  6. Nonlinear Electromechanical Deformation of Isotropic and Anisotropic Electro-Elastic Materials

    … many target applications in actuation and sensing. A general constitutive formulation for isotropic and anisotropic electro-active materials is developed using continuum mechanics framework and invariant theory. Based on the constitutive law, electromechanical stability of the …

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  7. Dynamic Emission Baffle Inspired by Horseshoe Bat Noseleaves

    … mechanisms such as adaptive beam width control, dynamic sound emission and reception, as well as cognitive processes. Due to the highly integrated and sophisticated design of their active sonar system, bats can survive in complex and dense environments using just a few simple smart acoustic …

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  8. Variability in the Pinna Motions of Hipposiderid Bats, Hipposideros Pratti

    Bats are known for their highly capable biosonar systems which make them be able to navigate and forage in dense vegetation. Their biosonar system consists of one emitter (nose or mouth) and two receivers (ears). Some bat species, e.g. in the rhinolophid and hipposiderid families, have complicated …

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  9. Dynamic Strain Measurement Using Brillouin Optical Time-Domain Reflectometry

    … applications. Furthermore, the demand of the dynamic sensing of strain information is becoming stronger and stronger, along with the rapid developments in some civil engineering fields such as geophysical sciences and the oil and gas industries. Therefore, the dynamic measurement of strain …

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