The phrase "as a sensing device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or system that detects or measures physical properties, such as light, temperature, or motion.
Example: "The new smartphone is equipped with advanced technology that allows it to function as a sensing device for environmental changes."
Alternatives: "as a detection tool" or "as a measurement instrument".
"That could be used as a sensing device," he said.
As a proof-of-concept demonstration of the functional properties of the electrospun PPy (Es-PPy) film, the polymer coated Cu-IDE was investigated as a sensing device for gas sensor.
These results make the dual-band absorber to be employed as a sensing device able to detect the presence and/or the physical/chemical modifications of the adsorbed analytes.
Resource information may include, among others, the number of instances that a sensor node participates in (either as a router or as a sensing device) or memory/processor allocation.
Biosensors can be defined as any sensing device that employs a biological system, be it a simple enzyme through to a miners' canary.
Both Figures 3(c) and 3 d) show that the OECT realized on the superhydrophobic platform has perfectly worked as a sensible sensing device for KCl with an appropriate response time and effective recovery of the baseline level.
A structure based on AlGaN/GaN/AlN cantilevers coupled with a High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) can act as a mechanical sensing device suited to harsh environments.
Despite the similar coating layers on the same PC substrate and the same refractive index, NHA configuration does exhibit one important feature of shifted peak of reflection and can potentially function as an ultrasensitive sensing device.
OECTs can be exploited as ion-to-electrons converters as well as biosensors: as sensing devices they have been so far used for the detection of a wide variety of chemical and biological analytes [ 5– 7].
Instead of using microphone arrays, each sensor node in the sensor network uses only a single microphone as its sensing device.
Second, describing it as a "sixth sense" device doesn't quite capture what it's all about.
