Sentence examples for cards embedded from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, smart cards -- credit cards embedded with tiny computer chips -- are everywhere.

(And actually their doors do not require keys at all, but instead are unlocked by use of "smart cards" embedded with computer chips, officials said).

About the same time, British retailers began experimenting with loyalty cards embedded with a brand-new technology involving a tiny "radio-enabled" chip, later called RFID.

By issuing its subscribers with credit cards embedded in their handsets, DoCoMo hopes to boost loyalty and create a new source of revenue.

So the agency planned to replace MetroCards with riders' own contactless bank cards, embedded with computer chips to facilitate fare payment without a swipe.

The service, NetPost.Certified, is an electronic version of certified mail that employs a system of passwords and secure identification cards embedded with computer chips to provide the sender with proof that the document was delivered to the intended recipient.

The company requires all eDeck users to obtain a plastic card embedded with a Radio Frequency Identification chip.

These coins contain a private key on a card embedded in the coin and sealed with a tamper-evident hologram.

A thin electronic card embedded in the bottom will record a brief message, storing it when the cup is inverted.

A smart card is a plastic card embedded with a microprocessor that has the potential to perform myriad functions from storing and transferring cash to holding entire credit and medical histories.

Sprint has new 4G devices planned for 2009 and 2010, including a single-mode 4G data card, embedded laptops and a small-office-home-office broadband modem.