Sensors. The disposable sensor used with the Trendcare Product.
Sensors. Shimmer has designed and developed wireless wearable sensing devices, (in each case a “Sensor” and collectively the “Sensors”), consisting of equipment (the “Equipment”) and related software (the “Software”), in each case described in the specifications for the Sensor (the “Specifications”).
Sensors. Tower-mounted Lufft WS500 all-in-one weather sensor or equivalent with the following specifications: Wind speed (m/s) and direction (°): accuracy +/- 0.3 m/s with 0.1 m/s resolution, <3° RMSE >1.0 m/s with 0.1° resolution. Ambient air temperature (°C): accuracy +/- 0.2°C with 0.1°C resolution. Barometric Pressure (hPa): accuracy +/- 0.5 mbar with 1 mbar resolution. Relative Humidity (%): accuracy +/- 2% with 0.1% resolution. Tower-mounted TE525 tipping bucket rain gauge or equivalent with accuracy +/- 1% (up to 2.54 mm/hr) and 0.254 mm resolution. Tower-mounted Delta-T SPN1 Sunshine Pyranometer or equivalent for site diffuse horizontal irradiance with accuracy +/-5% (daily integral) with 0.6 W/m² resolution. Tower-mounted Hukseflux SR30 or equivalent secondary standard thermopile pyranometer with heating and ventilation for site global horizontal irradiance. Array-mounted Hukseflux SR30 or equivalent secondary standard thermopile pyranometer with heating and ventilation for site plane of array irradiance.
Sensors. 1. Except as otherwise provided for in paragraph 3 of this Article, observation aircraft shall be equipped with sensors only from amongst the following categories:
Sensors. All Sensors under lease by Grantee shall be quantified in a Unit Order attached to this Agreement. GRANTEE AGREES TO BE FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR EACH LEASED SENSOR AT THE VALUE STIPULATED IN THE UNIT ORDER. At any time during the lease Term documented in the Unit Order, Grantee may lease additional Sensors. Such additional units shall be subject to this Agreement the same as if they had been originally leased under this Agreement; provided, however, that the Term of the Lease for any additional units shall begin on the Data Service Start Date documented in the Unit Order for the additional units and continue until the last day of the month of the Data Service Contract Term documented in the Unit Order for such additional units. The Unit Order for any additional units shall automatically be attached to and become part of this Agreement for all purposes.
Sensors. Member acknowledges that Industrious does or may utilize sensors that record usage of the Premises, excluding the Office Space, and amenities (the “Sensors”), and consents to the use of the Sensors. The Sensors monitor, among other things, the number of people utilizing a particular space or amenity, the times that a particular space or amenity is used, etc. Low resolution images may be captured, which will be processed by automated software, for the purpose of counting people and upon the completion of said task, the image will be deleted. No sound recordings will be made or captured and no high resolution photographs or videos will be taken. The data collected is anonymous aggregated data. Prior to the implementation of any sensors, Industrious will contractually prohibit vendors of any sensors used from combining any anonymous aggregated data with other data in any manner that could make it personally identifiable data. Industrious will use the data collected for improving or developing its service or products, or for any other lawful business purpose. Subject to the foregoing, Member and its employees, agents, and invitees each hereby release and discharge Industrious and its agents, representatives, and assignees from any and all claims and demands arising out of or in connection with the use of the Sensors, including any and all claims for invasion of privacy, right of publicity, misappropriation, misuse, and defamation. Member represents and warrants to Industrious that its employees, agents, and invitees will have been informed of and agreed to this consent, waiver of liability, and release before they enter that portion of the Premises in which the Sensors are being used.
Sensors a) Sensor’s type must have an optimal accuracy for the temperature range of this cold treatment (like PT100).
Sensors. All rights to manufacture, sell and service ultrasound and ultrasonic sensors which are based on intellectual property acquired by Seller from Sonic Technologies, Inc. and Sonic Industries, Inc. (the "Sonic Sensors"), including all Intellectual Property in connection therewith, except for the right to manufacture, sell, and service sensors based on U.S. Patent No. 5,613,493 "Ultrasonic Apparatus and Method for Measuring Animal Backfat" (Issued: March 25, 1997) and U.S. Patent No. 6,012,332 "Ultrasonic Apparatus and Method for Measuring Animal Backfat" (Issued January 11, 2000) (the "A-Scan sensors"), which A-Scan sensors and the two foregoing patents shall be considered Excluded Assets;
Sensors. The rights to manufacture A-Scan, LASAR, TriCam and Transverse TriCam sensors and related software, intellectual property and other assets (the "Non-Sonic Sensors") using confidential and proprietary information or intellectual property belonging to Seller, except as specifically provided in this Agreement and the Ancillary Agreements (each of which is identified in Section 4.1.6);
Sensors. Hondalogger gathers and graphs information from two kinds of sensors. Real sensors such as Speed and calculated sensors such as gear. There is no actual gear sensor as such, but the gear is calcu- lated from speed, revs and gearbox infomation as detailed in settings. Revs are determined from timing pulses coming from the distributor. The speed sensor is located in the gearbox near the differential and is used by the computer to limit top speed and to determine when to engage the high lift cam. Disconnect this sensor and the high lift cam will not work. Early Integras used a cable drive from the gearbox with the speed sensor located in the instrument cluster. O2 sensors measure the oxygen content of the exhaust gas and must be hot in order to function correctly. 0.70 to 0.8v is the range in which the computer considers the engine is running with the correct air/fuel ratio. Higher than this is considered rich, after which the computer will attempt to reduce the injector opening time to lean out the mixture. Lower than 0.7v the engine is running lean. The computer will lengthen the injector pulse by a percentage to enrichen the air-fuel ratio. This is known as closed loop because of the feedback employed. At wide open throttle the computer uses open loop and generally ignores the O2 sensor readings.
