The phrase "at a device level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing technical aspects or functionalities that pertain specifically to a device's internal operations or configurations.
Example: "The software is designed to optimize performance at a device level, ensuring that each component operates efficiently."
Alternatives: "on a device basis" or "at the hardware level".
Historically, most of the CR research has focused on optimizing at a device level, with network-level programmability being a recent afterthought[64].
Meanwhile, a source close to FreedomPop says that the U.S. tech company investor is a "major tech firm" that will use its commercial partnership with FreedomPop to "take on Google Fi at a device level and Qualcomm at a chip level".
It won't be an easy fight as they have multiple competitors and still facing the somewhat lackluster uptake of NFC at a device level.
And if you're thinking about getting around the limit by just creating a second account, Pandora says that won't work, because it's applying the cap at both an account and a device level.
The approach described and demonstrated in this work provides a suitable tool to engineer the partially crystallized doped layers of SHJ cells with respect to their electrical and optical properties at a device relevant level.
A set of small power passive wind turbines spread on a convenient power range (2 16 kW) are obtained through an IOD process at the device level detailed in previous papers.
While not strictly a product announcement in the literal sense, Intel articulated several innovation directives: the need for faster WiFi (802.11ax support), home security enhancements at the device level, and a heavier emphasis on design for traditionally ugly devices such as routers.
In this course, I'll give a brief intro on how computers work at the fundamental device level and a historic overview of how computers have gotten faster over time.
Similarly, having some processes kicked off automatically at the device level could lead to a leaner and more streamlined application environment.
WTIF designs for an integration approach not only at the device level, but also at the process level.
Over the past decade, very promising performances have been demonstrated at the single device level or in a collection of a few single units [1 14].
