Sentence examples for armed with a device from inspiring English sources

Steve Shultis, WNYC's chief technology officer, had recently completed a reconnaissance mission, driving around the periphery of WQXR's new range armed with a device called a field-intensity meter, which he described as "the god-awful most ugly piece of equipment you've ever seen".

Today we explore how to ward off hackers armed with a device called the Wi-Fi Pineapple.

Every floor employee needs to be armed with a device, allowing him or her to check stock in the back, custom order products for customers in real-time and facilitate payments.

It will also come armed with a separate device for entering PIN identification to work with a merchant app on a mobile device.

Fortified with caffeine and sugar and armed with a GPS device, visitors to the neighborhood should go on a hunt in the forest of Inwood Hill Park for pre-Columbian Indian caves.

But the scientists were armed with a portable device that incorporates a novel conducting polymer-and a clever molecular detection scheme-that could trigger a breakthrough in chemical sensing.

Jeff Glaser, a local technician armed with a FLIR device, joins Fazekas, Mulder, and Scully on a search for the creature.

Wireless alarm systems can only be armed with a remote device, which can be stolen or misplaced.

Research this month from Nationwide found that more than half of Brits are "wary" of the new-style cards – with some people going to fairly extreme lengths, such as wrapping their plastic in tinfoil in order to prevent a fraudster armed with a card-reading device from surreptitiously stealing their details.

The problems can be big (creating an effective line of succession in The Godfather), bigger (washing away the sins of mankind and re-opening the gates of paradise in The Passion Of The Christ), or biggest (preventing a careening Los Angeles bus armed with a deadly explosive device from travelling at less than 50 miles per hour in Speed).

The chase soon turns eerie, when the cornered man turns out to be armed with a remote-controlled device that he threatens to trigger; Halloran (Callum Keith Rennie), a plainclothes detective on the scene, recognizes the terror that the officers risk unleashing unwittingly, but he himself has a background of official misconduct and extrajudicial violence, and may be in on the conspiracy.