Sentence examples for a maker of devices from inspiring English sources

St . Jude Medical a maker of devices to regulate heartbeats, rose $3.16, to $68.55.

The deal was the first settlement between Apple and a maker of devices that use Android, an operating system that has rapidly swallowed most of the smartphone market and threatened Apple's position in the mobile business in the process.

Cyberonics, a maker of devices that treat epilepsy, said yesterday that its board rejected a $480 million buyout offer from Medtronic, the No. 1 pacemaker manufacturer, because it wanted to keep its management.

JUDE MEDICAL CENTER, St . Paul a maker of devices to treat heart diseases, said it would split its stock 2 for 1 on June 28 for shareholders of record on June 10.

DJ Orthopedics, a maker of devices to treat sport-related injuries, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy OrthoLogic's bone-growth stimulation business for $93 million, gaining products for skeletal disorders and slow-healing fractures.

Ms. Gaines is the vice president of Prime Image, a maker of devices like the Digital Time Machine that shorten audio and video recordings by up to 12 percent with "no discernible results".

(Reuters Medical Supply Maker Warnss of Flaw in Heart Device St . Jude Medical a maker of medical devices, said that background radiation can cause some of its older implantable defibrillators to lose power.

Expanding its reach into wireless computing, the Intel Corporation said yesterday that it would buy Xircom Inc., a maker of networking devices for laptop computers and mobile devices, for about $748 million in cash.

Google has also recently become a maker of mobile devices, both by acquiring money-losing Motorola and by producing the line of Nexus devices with manufacturer partners.

Also on Monday, Covidien, a maker of medical devices and supplies, said it had completed its acquisition of ev3, a specialty maker of endovascular devices like stents and guide wires, for $2.6 billion.

Her mother is a vice president at Excelsior Medical, a maker of medical devices in Neptune, N.J.