Sentence examples for bespoke device from inspiring English sources

Gallo and co don't say when their new idea will be available as a commercial app or how much it will cost but it has the potential to be significantly cheaper than a bespoke device.

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Maximal voluntary isometric cervical muscle strength was assessed with a bespoke device based on a 300 kg load cell (Tedea-Huntleigh, -Cardiff, United Kingdom) and TR150 Portable Strain Display Load Cell/Force Transducer (Honeywell, Marlton, New Jersey) employing a testing protocol previously reported.

Using a bespoke actuated device, multiple mechanical stimuli were applied to the forefoot and rearfoot before and after 8 and 30 days of wearing the pads.

He's ready to take things further and from April next year, the company will give hotels bespoke devices under its own brand that can do things like control the TV set in a hotel room, and more.

He's ready to take things further and from April next year, the company will give hotels bespoke devices under its own brand that can do things like control the TV set in a hotel room, and more.

With an MRI scanner, a bespoke finger-pulling device, and a gifted and willing knuckle-cracker, they set about recording the first video footage of the innards of a knuckle being cracked.

Avi explains, "We've seen a rise in the number of bespoke customized medical devices and parts.

A bespoke automated mechanical cleaning device was designed and constructed to aid the removal of biosolids.

Instead, given past comments by founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg that Facebook is not planning its own device, a bespoke version of the Android operating system would make more sense and underline the social network's growing emphasis on ensuring that customers keep logging on to its service as they switch to handheld devices.

The hopes of many media executives are pinned on the iPad, and other similar tablet devices promised by PC manufacturers this year, since they offer an opportunity to replace the declining readership of newspapers and magazines with new subscribers to bespoke applications for the devices, opening up a second chance to charge for digital content that is currently given away for free on websites.