Sentence examples for consumer existence from inspiring English sources
The Internet of Everything (where every device can communicate automatically, be it a smart-phone or a smart-fridge) will continue to grow, further binding our consumer existence to technology.
Democrats have accused the Republicans of reneging on the painstakingly wrought compromises that brought the consumer board into existence as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law of 2010.
Meanwhile, just about every pair of consumer headphones in existence is designed on a one-size-fits-all (or hears) basis.
Many entrepreneurs are waking up to the fact that insurance is arguably one of the most old-fashioned, analog consumer services in existence, and they are creating companies to upend this premise.
Ads had to inform consumers about the existence of some new invention, then convince them that their lives would be better if they used, for example, cars instead of wagons, telephones instead of mail and electric light instead of oil lamps.
These narrowband broadcast channels serve primarily for network providers advertising their wireless access services to consumers and for consumers to discover the existence of such services and be enabled to make association decisions with the networks for use of the advertised services.
The jumble of sounds and gestures, repeated in part to Ravel's "Bolero," becomes a sophisticated metaphor for modern existence and consumer society.
In Eastman Kodak the Supreme Court held that a manufacturer of photocopying and micrographic equipment, in agreeing to sell replacement parts for its machines only to those customers who also agreed to purchase repair services from it as well, would be guilty of tying if the evidence at trial established the existence of consumer demand for parts and services separately.
Not only those applications demanding stringent security levels but also many daily use consumer applications request the existence of high performance computational platforms in charge of recognizing the identity of an individual based on the analysis of his/her physiological or behavioural characteristics.
For Ganske, the very existence of consumer 3D printing resources is evidence of the science fiction-ness of our current reality, and the advent of MakerBot has led him to pioneer its polymer printouts as an artistic medium.
