例句與造句

1. Another neural prosthetic is Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Proto 1.
2. Lightweight materials as well as neural prosthetics emerged in the end of the 20th century.
3. The techniques used in the Potter Lab can be used to study and enhance the activities of neural prosthetics devices.
4. His group has established that the intention signals from the PPC can be used as control signals for neural prosthetics.
5. It serves as the key part of neural prosthetics for hearing aids, artificial vision, artificial limbs, and brain-machine interfaces.
6. It's difficult to find neural prosthetics in a sentence. 用neural prosthetics造句挺難的
7. The Laboratory of Neural Prosthetics at Illinois Institute Of Technology ( IIT ), Chicago, is developing a visual prosthetic using intracortical electrode arrays.
8. This often means teaching compensatory techniques; implementing innovative therapy interventions; and providing adaptive equipment, advanced prosthetic equipment, and neural prosthetic devices.
9. "When we realized we could get that kind of information, we knew that applications like neural prosthetics were definitely possible, " says Schwartz.
10. "' Neuroprosthetics "'( also called "'neural prosthetics "') is a discipline related to neuroscience and biomedical engineering concerned with developing neural prostheses.
11. Chips based on these mathematical models have yet to be implanted in rats, much less in humans, but scientists in the field say that work like Berger's augurs well for the future of neural prosthetics.
12. While at the University of Chicago, Bradley published a series of much recognized papers on a range of issues including neural prosthetics, the size of neural decision pools as well the structure and function of area MT.
13. Much of the research on brain-machine interfaces is going into systems that a human being could use for decades, said Dr . Richard A . Andersen, who leads a research team in neural prosthetics at the California Institute of Technology.
14. Neural prosthetics can assist paralyzed patients by recording their brain signals, interpreting them, and then allowing them to use these processed signals to control external, assistive devices such as robot limbs, computers or wheelchairs simply using by thinking about it.
15. In its special report on the changing face of medicine, Newsweek describes some of the promising research into the early detection and possible treatment of Alzheimer's and " neural prosthetics " for people who can't talk, see, hear or keep their balance.
16. :While I don't think these directly answer the OPs question, they may be interested in visual prosthesis and neural prosthetics as they describe the current state of the art . "'Sp in ni ng Spark "'16 : 58, 6 June 2008 ( UTC)