Sentence examples for customized device from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons that co-founder and CEO Cam Urban found customers want a customized device instead of one off the shelf from one of the big vendors, is that these businesses don't want to give their customer information to Google or Amazon.

He sits out of sight of the subject, in a curtained booth with a camera and a monitor, while the subject stands ten yards away, facing a customized device that Morris calls an "interrotron".

The ship, black with yellow trim, featured a skull and crossbones painted across its superstructure and, on the forward deck, a customized device called "the can opener": a sharpened steel I-beam that is propelled outward from the ship's starboard side and is used to scrape the hulls of adversaries.

Isolated cells from bone marrow were exposed to cyclic stretch utilizing a customized device.

These features make it possible to manufacture a customized device, so that it imitates each patient's natural finger movement accurately.

Implementing this algorithm in a customized device is usually desired when a typical solution of a general purpose processor is unsatisfactory, such as when the robotic system has limited cost, performance and power requirements.

The framework presented may be useful for designing and testing customized devices for the treatment of debilitating bone and joint conditions.

Today, digital computed tomography (CT) images, combined with CAD/CAM techniques, can be used as tools to directly produce customized devices in a biocompatible scaffold material, providing a valuable alternative to bone replacement based on autograft procedures.

The system uses customized devices for detector calibration and for DMS trapping and desorption that are controlled using a data acquisition system (based on Visual Basic 6.0/C 6.0) designed to maximize the efficiency of DMS analysis in a highly sensitive pulsed flame photometric detector housed in a gas chromatograph.

Finally, older adults with CP will likely need targeted training and customized devices tailored to their needs and functional abilities.

This increasing prevalence is driven partially by the ability to customize devices, flavors, and nicotine content and the general notion that ECs are harmless, particularly in comparison with conventional cigarettes.