The phrase "appliances using the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to appliances that operate with a specific technology or method.
Example: "The market is seeing a rise in appliances using the latest energy-efficient technology."
Alternatives: "devices that utilize" or "equipment employing".
The S5 has an infra-red emitter embedded in its top left edge so you can control their TV or other remote-controlled appliances using the WatchOn app, introduced with the S4, which turns the smartphone into a universal remote.
And the Bible's injunction against work on the Sabbath has been interpreted to forbid not just employment and chores like cooking and cleaning, but also a host of other activities: driving a car or riding in one; using an elevator or escalator; operating any kind of machinery including home appliances; using the telephone; shopping; watching television; and even switching lights on and off.
Group I: Orthopedic treatment with cervical headgear followed by fixed appliances using the edgewise technique.
In addition, customers can see which of their appliances use the most electricity and at which times of day they need to conserve.
The Moeris, fictional farmers who live northeast of Bern, generate their own electricity with natural gas produced from cow manure; and Alain, Michel, Angela, and Marlène, fictional students living in Geneva, share all their appliances, use the tram, and like to go hiking in the French Alps during school breaks.
Group III: Fixed appliance using the edgewise technique with extraction of the four first premolars.
Spiral computed tomography (CT) images were taken immediately before the RME and 3 months after the last activation of the appliance using the Xvision EX spiral machine (Toshiba Medical Systems, Otawara-Shi, Japan).
Then, they'll have to instruct Echo's assistant "Alexa" to find the appliances using a simple command: "Alexa, discovery my appliances".
Some of the appliances used in the community include; television, DVD players, refrigerators, pumping machine, etc.
The cuts to aids and appliances used by the disabled, released earlier this week, will save a further £4.3bn for the Treasury's coffers.
You can set a daily budget for your usage and access a personalised Smart Energy Report to show exactly which appliances are using the most electricity, and when.
