Sentence examples for as expandable from inspiring English sources
Medtronic AVE Inc., a unit of the No. 1 pacemaker manufacturer Medtronic Inc., was found by a federal jury in Delaware to have infringed patents held by the Cordis Corporation unit of Johnson & Johnson for devices known as expandable stents that are used to hold unclogged blood vessels open.
Shiny and white, it has movable walls that allow it to morph from one room into six, as well as expandable furniture and filtered, or "country," air, as the owner, Graham Hill, put it recently while showing off the apartment's convertible tricks like a modern-day Bernadette Castro, dressed neatly in a black merino wool polo shirt, black pants and black Vans.
Say you are searching for "wine," the search results page will now show you its top results and latest news about Wine, as well as expandable lists of more specific wine-related searches in categories like "alcohol," "recipes" and "reviews".
As is pretty clear from the design, the peripheral serves as a link between an iOS device and a computer, both for backing up files on an iPhone/iPad and working as expandable storage, so you can watch movies on your mobile device without having to wipe the rest of its precious 16GB of built-in storage.
In this scenario EDs must provide ongoing care for critically ill patients, effectively serving as expandable extensions of the ICU or ' de facto ICUs' [ 27].
The report includes pie charts for the top-level terms for each branch of the ontology as well as expandable trees for browsing the number of assigned terms.
The team found that the sacks were nearly as bendable and expandable as real cell membranes, but up to 20 times as strong.
In his small hands, the interlocking geometries of bricks, platforms, axles, gears, and mini-figures conjured a universe, a system as vast and expandable as it was bounded and controlled.
The designed nanocomposites, which are composed of porous carbon and Fe3O4 nanocrystals, can be used as an expandable platform to load versatile nanoparticle catalysts such as Pd and Pt.
Motor knowledge is thus integrated in the shared motor representation as an expandable graph and the forward and inverse submodules are seen as generic processors that perform the corresponding tasks on arbitrary elements of the graph representation.
Bostrom, in his most hopeful mode, imagines emulations not only as reproductions of the original intellect "with memory and personality intact" — a soul in the machine — but as minds expandable in countless ways.
