The phrase "a device which currently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device that is in use or operation at the present time.
Example: "The new smartphone is a device which currently offers the best camera quality on the market."
Alternatives: "a device that is presently" or "a device which is now".
The CC and DD techniques have been combined into a single constant-composition double-diffusion (CCDD) device, which currently seems to be the most advanced experimental tool to perform biomimetic crystallization (Dorozhkin et al. 2003, 2004; Dorozhkin and Dorozhkina 2003, 2005; Dorozhkina and Dorozhkin 2003a; Dorozhkin 2007b).
Tiny pumps based on the rotating actuator could be integrated into lab-on-a-chip devices, which currently use large external pumps.
Tagg, a Qualcomm subsidiary that Whistle acquires today, is already the largest maker of such a device, which is currently shipping, while Whistle's own product has a promised ship date of "late 2015" on its website.
Anodos, a start-up based out of Tokyo, is currently developing a device, which is slightly similar to the Chumby.
Recent OS kernels tend to become thinner by delegating capacities on device drivers (which currently represent a substantial part of the OS code), and a large part of system crashes can be attributed to these device drivers because of residual software bugs.
41 Following a series of safety controversies, 42 the European Union is reviewing proposals to overhaul its device regulations, which currently do not require that high-risk devices demonstrate effectiveness prior to their approval.
Those wanting to be able to ditch their Oyster and use a mobile handset for travel payments will need a device with an NFC chip, which currently excludes any iOS devices.
Those wanting to be able to ditch their Oyster and use a mobile handset for travel payments will need a device with an NFC chip, which currently excludes any iOS devices.
The devices' screens, which currently cost manufacturers around $60 per device, have been one element keeping electronic readers relatively high, she says.
When an impending seizure is detected, the device, which is currently in clinical trials, delivers imperceptible pacemaker-like shocks that prevent the disruptive activity from spreading and causing a seizure.
