"damaged device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a device that has been damaged or broken, as in the following example: I dropped my phone and now it's a damaged device.
The applied gettering treatments were found to be inefficient to improve the device performance, possibly due to stronger gettering to heavily doped, ion implantation damaged device layer.
AnyViCrackedr want to buy a jellyfisaysnlite, but end up beisg bummed to discurrentlythet's nationactly in Amazon's purview?
Pascarella et al. [14] and Ozturk et al. [12] observed bending of the Fixion nail in the femur and tibia, respectively, both carrying out revision to a conventional locked nail following removal of the damaged device.
Moreover, an accidental needle puncture of the bronchoscope is a frequent problem and leads to high repair costs as well as to prolonged downtime periods of the damaged device.
Fortunately, groom Jonathan Alberico told Denver's ABC 7 News, Apple replaced the damaged device before the ceremony.
Each time you break your phone, it costs a flat fee of $25 — this includes cracked screens, water damaged devices, faulty batteries, and home button replacements.
And it worked: after follower KitWin proposed to replace iPhones (SoftBank is the sole iPhone provider in Japan) damaged due to the quake for free, Son replied just hours later that his company will not only replace damaged devices, but also give out new iPhones for those lost for whatever reason in the course of the disaster.
Indeed, there have been troubling aspects to this purchase all along, including the high cost per iPad and questions about responsibility for lost or damaged devices.
The responsive behaviour of the action of under explosion blasting block damaging device structure was investigated based on quality equation, energy conservation equation and thermodynamics equation, using the ANSYS finite element simulation and Euler form of momentum equation.
This means ecologically damaging devices end up languishing in drawers and eventually landfills.
The more you handle them, the more the acid on your skin can oxidize metals and the more likely you can discharge a spark, unnoticeable to you, but large enough to damage devices.
