"device broke down" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that a machine or piece of electronic equipment has stopped working or functioning properly. For example, "The photocopier broke down and the office had to hire a technician to repair it."
That center can recognize small data-handling errors that could lead to larger problems, and have them fixed before the device breaks down.
Another key feature of a DSS is the ability to repair, meaning that when a node fails (that is a device breaks down or leaves the network), the failed node can be repaired or replaced.
And when companies finally began deploying their first wave energy generators in Europe, punishing ocean conditions took their toll as some devices broke down or failed to perform as expected.
Manufacturers do not regularly disclose why products are failing and there is no way to tell accurately how many implanted devices break down while in use.
While eMusic will stay true to its download roots, TriPlay will now be offering its users the ability to match up those songs with tracks in the cloud to access them across multiple devices — breaking down one of the limitations of the download model. .
Apple leads Android in time spent in apps as both a total, cumulative figure on Flurry's network, and on a per device basis, broken down by various device types.
Among the three tested devices, only one (Neuro2) broke down at the last session, with the electrodes showing completely erroneous output with a −62.23% deviation from the reference measures (SD = 89.38).
This design is proposed to mitigate the voltage stress on each active CMOS device; hereby it prevents the device from breaking down.
Splitting water: Daniel Nocera poses with a device for breaking down water into hydrogen and oxygen.
It is a device that breaks down water into hydrogen and oxygen in sunlight.
