Sentence examples for connected equipment from inspiring English sources
The company, which supplies technology for iPhones as well as other connected equipment such as televisions and washing machines, said pretax profits rose 5% year on year to £130m on revenues up 17% at £267.6m.
The model is successfully applied in estimating the threat levels posed to Dryformer winding and customer connected equipment due to transient overvoltages.
In conjunction with its PAT approval programme, the ITF has also brought in a new rule - Rule 31 - to reflect the growing use of connected equipment, and its possible role in tournament play.
Health and wellness has been one of the biggest categories for development in the tech industry, with huge range of wearable devices and connected equipment being built to track how we are moving and helping us stay fit.
He said that the hack took advantage of the fact that Parrot's drones used a specific block of publicly registered MAC addresses to identify themselves, meaning the attack drone could pick them out from other wi-fi connected equipment in the area.
By the end of 2018, the company predicts there will be 11 billion connected devices globally (although that statistic likely includes connected equipment in factories and other technologies related to the Internet of Things that may not have a place in the home).
Although previous work has rarely focused on this topic, there is still some similar research about the interaction between IM loads and grid-connected equipment with voltage control.
All this research has focused on the interaction between IM loads and grid-connected equipment with voltage control, and resulted progress in this area.
"Owners should also avoid using mains-connected equipment whilst in the bath or if they are extremely wet, because water could run down the wire and into the plug".
Greenvity, a startup that makes "system on a chip" (SOC) technology for use in smart grid-connected equipment or energy saving consumer electronics, has raised more than $7 million in a series A round led by DFJ VinaCapital.
Farmers are adopting smart-sensor technologies and connected farm equipment more quickly than ever, stretching each season to eke out greater yield from finite acreage.
