Sentence examples for a device which is from inspiring English sources

Enough has been quoted to show that Owen uses traditional metres and rhymes, but, as here, he also uses, and uses throughout the poem, a device which is neither rhyme nor assonance.

Surveillance carried out using a device which is not situated in the premises or vehicle will also count as intrusive surveillance if the device produces material that is of the same quality as one would expect from a device situated in them.

In contrast, the potential applications for a device which is mobile, user-friendly and produces touch-sensitive projections is vast; you could, for example, edit your photos on the go, using your hands to manipulate the images, as well as use operating systems like Windows 7, which is designed to incorporate touchscreen interaction and could be adapted for use with a touch interactive projector.

Has Apple developed a device which is only optimized to be used for about a year?

LDV is a device which is used for measuring the velocities of moving test specimens employing a laser beam source.

In general, an antenna is a device which is used for radiating/collecting radio signals into/from space.

In an affidavit filed in support of the criminal charges, the authorities said that Mr. Abdulmutallab had tried to ignite a device, which was attached to his body, resulting "in a fire and what appears to have been an explosion".

Leading the pack was the reinstatement of the camera roll, a feature collecting all the photos taken on a device, which was removed in iOS 8 leading to outrage from users.

Murray argues that Rangers followed professional advice to pay employees via these offshore loans, a device which was legal at the time; the case turns on how Rangers operated their scheme and senior counsel have argued the club's case.

Yavari et al. manufactured a device which was distinctly superior to commercially available NO2 and NH3 detectors [113].

Was this just an attempt by the evil corporation to confiscate a device which was being used in a matter not intended?