Sentence examples for accepted device from inspiring English sources

For Keith Kyle, doyen of Suez historians, the abiding conclusion is this: "It was not... that the Sèvres meeting was held in secret (that was an accepted device of diplomacy), nor that it was with the Israelis (in 1956 a popular cause in many quarters in Britain and especially with the official opposition), nor even that the policy that it inaugurated was unsuccessful.

She sought to avoid traditional forms and accepted devices, the use of which, she asserted, gave unspoken assent to the male-oriented power structure that had established them.

Samantha Long manipulated images of a number of MAL items in favor of lefties, to explore the way right-handed media has impacted the way we accept device dimensions without truly questioning their user-friendliness.

The first one uses a filter to accept devices based on a list.

A financial institution may issue more than one access device in connection with the renewal or substitution of a previously issued accepted access device, provided that any additional access device (beyond the device replacing the accepted access device) is not validated at the time it is issued, and the institution complies with the other requirements of § 205.5(b).

It is generally accepted that device malfunctions and injuries occur far more often than they are reported.

William Parker, then the Los Angeles police chief, accepted the device on the condition that it be available to all interested stations.

To assess the agreement of tonometers available for clinical practice with the Goldmann applanation tonometer (GAT), the most commonly accepted reference device.

All participating patients accepted the device and no application errors or malfunctions were observed.

Publishing industry executives say, for example, that consumers have not accepted electronic devices for reading e-books, although software programs like Microsoft Reader and Adobe Reader that enable e-books to be read on personal computers are freely available.

But in the 1960s, the F.C.C. and the courts forced the Bells to accept any device that didn't threaten the network.