Sentence examples for a compelling device for from inspiring English sources
The iPad is undoubtedly a compelling device for consuming media, whether it be reading a magazine, online news site, or a book.
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Were talking about a pretty compelling device and form factor. Theres no reason that Microsoft couldnt simply put the Zune software on a comparable device.
It is built around a simple yet compelling device: a detailed satellite map of Manhattan.
Naturally, that extra work can yield some big gains in terms of stickiness too — this sort of one-app-fits-all mentality may mean that the apps developers do wind up creating for Ubuntu phones can follow them as users bound from device to device, a compelling argument for adopting the Ubuntu platform as a whole.
That functionality certainly makes the device a compelling proposition for students who are more intent on taking notes by hand than typing.
Citrix CTO Simon Crosby has described a compelling vision for personal devices to be used in a secure manner for business computing based on virtualized desktops.
We argue that the increases in availability of household security devices, coupled with an increased efficacy of security devices, provides a compelling explanation for the decline in burglary in England and Wales since the mid-1990s.
The more modest hardware requirements make it a compelling match for low-cost devices and thus a solid option for developing markets.
Nanoimprint lithography (NIL) is a compelling technique for low cost nanoscale device fabrication.
Critics speak of "the persona," a device for compelling, in the interests of licensing the interpretative impulse, a divorce between author and text.
