Sentence examples for decided that the device from inspiring English sources

The agency's scientific reviewers repeatedly and unanimously over many years decided that the device, known as Menaflex and manufactured by ReGen Biologics Inc., was unsafe because the device often failed, forcing patients to get another operation.

And this whole time they've been weighing whether to try wireless; actually, it'd be more accurate to say they've been trying it for years and only just recently decided that the device they could put together was good enough.

I'll admit it:when those first leaked images of the Verizon-bound Nokia Lumia 822 started making the rounds, I hastily decided that the device was a bit too thick to be worth using in this age of super-svelte smartphones.

To achieve a targeted retail price of £47 ($72) Nokia decided that the device's 2.4in (6.1cm) screen would not be touch-enabled.

After numerous reports three years ago of children being killed by air bags, officials decided that the devices would have to be less powerful "to minimize the risk of that happening again," a senior Transportation Department official said.

Virginia, a state that is supposedly "for lovers," also bans "obscene items," and while those aren't as plainly defined, legal observers have decided that description includes vibrators and similar devices.

The CH makes the final decision and decides (mathcal {H}_{1}) if at least K out of N cooperating CR-based HAN devices have decided that the channel is occupied; otherwise (mathcal {H}_{0}) will be decided.

Angela and her husband decided that an intrauterine device would be the best way to prevent future pregnancies and allow her time to heal.

The devices were banned from Amazon back in 2015, when the retailer then decided that only devices supporting Prime Video would be allowed.

U.S. (533 U.S. 27), another close 5 4 decision, the Court decided that thermal imaging devices that reveal information previously unknowable without a warrant does constitute a violation of privacy rights and the Fourth Amendment.

Massachusetts made us take a life preserver off our son because the government had decided that devices to keep children from sinking can lead to overconfidence.