Sentence examples for built into the frames from inspiring English sources

Eye movements are recorded using an electrooculographic (EOG) system built into the frames of glasses, which can be worn more unobtrusively and comfortably than other devices.

They look like something from "Star Trek," with a tiny camera built into the frames and a little bitty monitor in the corner for all those people who are not satisfied looking at the world solely through their hand-held devices.

In 1964, following the death of the racing star Fireball Roberts, who succumbed to burns suffered in a crash at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Big Bill sanctioned a rubberized fuel tank that wouldn't leak and explode, and in 1966 he saw to it that roll cages were built into the frames of the cars.

The set designer Antje Ellermann said they had constructed "a blood delivery system built into the framing of the set".

Beside the screen is a teensy camera built into the frame of the glasses, ready to record anything I'm looking at.

The system consists of a microphone that attaches behind the user's ear, and someday could be built into the frame of a device like Google Glass.

The disposable product has small vibrator built into the frame, which sits against the clitoris and can be directed by wireless remote control, while a small sponge at the other end of the condom holds everything in place.

Instead of a tiny display built into the frame of the glasses, it displays information across its "augmented reality lenses", while promising not to obscure the wearer's vision.

Head Graphene XT Instinct REV Pro: £92.99, pdhsports.com "The Rev Pro is effectively two lightweight rackets in one," says Michael. "Between re-strings, you can choose between two sets of grommet strips – the plastic guide-holes for the strings built into the frame – to change the stringbed.

The art world was left stunned when around half of Girl With Balloon, one of the street artist's most famous stencil drawings, was reduced to ribbons by a shredder built into the frame after the hammer went down at Sotheby's in London on 5 October.

The tiny camera built into the frame is by far the most useful aspect of the device.