Sentence examples for defective device from inspiring English sources
In other words, even though every state's common law obligates defective device manufacturers to compensate people injured by the defect, the Court held that states are powerless to enforce such law.
Mr Gray advised anyone with a defective device to return it to the shop they bought it from.
I'm hoping this is an anomaly from a defective device, but I worry that is just the nature of a snap-on gadget: if you remove and insert the same part over and over, eventually parts become loose.
It's outrageous that Apple refuses to fix the defective logic board (or a dodgy battery in the case of older iPhones) from a previously damaged iPhone 8. Yes, a cracked screen can make it harder for a service specialist to open the defective device and then put it back together.
One subject was missing sensor data for the 1st month because of a defective device from which information could not be downloaded and is excluded from Table 2.
Use the multimeter's voltage and resistance functions to help narrow down to the defective device.
The amount was estimated to be about equal to the gross sales of all the eight models of defective devices manufactured by the company.
Unfortunately, this is very far from the case and the fact that Samsung appeared to still be shipping defective devices could trigger a large loss of faith in Samsung products.
On Dec. 15, 2000, Johnson & Johnson pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor criminal charges and agreed to pay fines of $60 million for selling defective devices and submitting false information about the problems to the food and drug agency.
The deficient hydraulic distribution was the root cause of the poor temperature maintenance throughout the secondary loops, but defective devices were also identified as playing an important role in sectorial temperature failure.
"The report is a shocking and stunning indictment of the federal agency that is supposed to keep us safe on roads, and in fact enabled seriously defective devices to be installed across the United States," Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, said in an interview on Thursday.
