sensorikohtaisessa

Sensorikohtaisessa is the inessive singular form of the Finnish adjective sensorikohtainen, meaning sensor-related or sensor-specific. The word is constructed from the noun sensori (borrowed from English sensor) and the suffix -kohtainen, which denotes pertaining to, combined with the inessive case ending -ssa to indicate location or context. Thus sensorikohtaisessa translates roughly to “in a sensor-related context” or “in sensor-related terms.”

Usage and context: The term is used mainly in technical or scientific Finnish to describe aspects, systems, data, or requirements linked to sensors. It often appears in phrases such as sensorikohtaisessa tutkimuksessa (in sensor-related research) or sensorikohtaisessa järjestelmäarkkitehtuurissa (in sensor-related system architecture). It serves to specify that a statement, analysis, or design concerns sensor technology, data acquisition, signal processing, or calibration within a sensor-based environment. The form adapts to different grammatical cases as required; for example sensorikohtaisen (genitive) or sensorikohtaisessa (inessive).

Related terms: Finnish has several related expressions, including sensorinen (sensory), sensoriverkosto (sensor network), sensoripohjainen (sensor-based), and other -kohtainen compounds used to describe various sensor-related aspects. In technical Finnish, adjectives of this type take appropriate case endings to fit the sentence structure.

Notes: Sensorikohtaisessa is primarily a stylistic choice in written Finnish to foreground a sensor-centric perspective. Its usage is more common in technical reports, research articles, and specifications than in everyday language.