The phrase "appliances using an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to appliances that operate with a specific type of technology or resource, typically followed by a noun that describes what they use.
Example: "The market is seeing a rise in appliances using an advanced energy-saving technology."
Alternatives: "appliances that utilize" or "appliances employing".
Then, they'll have to instruct Echo's assistant "Alexa" to find the appliances using a simple command: "Alexa, discovery my appliances".
Any electrical appliance using an electrical cord.
For very heavy furniture and appliances, use a piece of plywood to slide the fixture into place, rather than dragging it across the floor, as doing this can damage floors even after they've set.
The user can remotely control the appliance using a cell phone through a GSM modem, too.
The aim of this prospective clinical study was to evaluate the dentoalveolar effects of a palatal miniscrew-supported molar distalization appliance using a 3-dimensional reverse engineering method.
This study was designed to evaluate the "effective" temporomandibular joint changes (the sum of condylar modeling, glenoid fossa modeling, and condylar position changes within the fossa) and their influence on mandibular rotation in Class II Division 1 malocclusion cases treated with Twin Block appliance using a maximum and stepwise advancement approach.
aThe substances were reported in increasing order of Retention Time expressed as Kovat's Index Gas chromatography appliances used included a Perkin Elmer Auto System equipped with two fused-silica SPB columns (60 m × 0.25 mm i.d.; film thickness 0.25 μm), mounted in parallel in the same oven, with two detectors: FID and Q-Mass 910 (electron ionization 70 eV electron energy, transfer line 220°C).
All appliances used in a barn should have automatic shut-off switches.
There's a gauge to help keep track of how much energy your appliances are using, a power strip that can cut power only to the appliances you want to cut energy to (while leaving, for example, your clock plugged in), and sort of weirdly, a soda maker?
Under the conditions of this study, the null hypothesis could not be rejected because no significant difference was detected in the salivary pH, buffer capacity and flow rate between orthodontic treatment beginning (i.e. patients without fixed appliances) and 1 year of treatment (i.e. patients with fixed appliances) by using a simple and commercially available chairside saliva check kit.
