Sentence examples for a device that appears from inspiring English sources
Morris employs the "Interrotron," a device that appears to keep a subject in intense eye contact with the audience, yet the film never conveys the sense that he wishes to "capture" McNamara or betray him into accountability with tough questions.
It is a mostly silent listener; a device that appears increasingly odd as we realize that unlike other examples (Strindberg's one-act play "The Stronger," the Grand Inquisitor section of "The Brothers Karamazov," Sandor Marai's novel "Embers"), this silence lacks dramatic function.
Posted by the endlessly resourceful Evan Blass (aka evleaks), the photo shows a device that appears to have curves on both halves of its display — not unlike Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge.
That means covering the keypad while using it, avoiding any device that appears to have been compromised, and canceling transactions at terminals that ask for a pin number more than once, Milien said.
Guido Parales, from Ecuador, has been stuffing gloves for 29 years on a metal device that appears to have been shaped specifically for the job who knows how long ago.
Navdy is a very similar glass heads-up display device that appears to do pretty much the same thing as HUDWAY, but with a price of $299.
When WiFi Prioritizer opens, there will be a list of currently saved networks on the device that appears on the screen.
Three studies achieved blinding by employing water treatment devices in the POU-treatment group that did not alter the taste of water and by providing households in the tap water group with a sham device that appeared to be identical to the active water treatment device.
The KORE could also be a music player/fitness device that appeared a while back, which would definitely make it more interesting then just a pair of headphones.
From this came, notably, the HTC Touch, a touch-screen device that appeared in 2007, at about the same time as Apple's first iPhone.
The Lib Dem manifesto for this election is shorn of the sort of political hand grenade, with a time delay device, that appeared on page 39 of the 2010 manifesto.
