Sentence examples for device from which from inspiring English sources

Camera manufacturers have been on red alert since last summer, when the iPhone 4 became the most popular device from which snaps were uploaded to the picture sharing website Flickr.

A scholar could stand in front of a Ferris wheel-like device from which eight lecterns holding books were suspended, and, by spinning a series of gears, bring a lectern and book of choice up right in front of him.

The draft bill would have given police and the security services access, without a warrant, to details of all online communication in the UK – such as the time, duration, originator and recipient, and the location of the device from which it was made.

But here in the telling room, I sat noticing everything, infused with mindfulness: the pallor of light, the still life of the smooth glass porrón — the device from which wine was drunk here — on the grooved wooden table, the oversize man sitting in his shadow, occasionally revealed at angles or by the rumble or ragged passion in his voice.

Jumptap's search algorithm tries to rank actionable results higher than others, and it tries to deliver results appropriate to the device from which the search is being conducted.

A fringe benefit of the scheme is that if the data is stolen or leaked, patterns built into it will point at the device from which it came.

In addition to discussing the coolest stores, consumers today spend time marveling at the devices from which they can shop.

Whether you call it fragmentation or flexibility, there are now seven Amazon Echo devices from which to choose.

The material feeding device is particularly critical to the successful operation of the system and so with a large number of devices from which to select.

The increasing amount of communication technologies and devices from which users can access information, and the possibility to interact through social media channels, play an important role in this scenario.

One founder remarked to me he believes we'll see a shift from BYOD to CYOD, or "Choose Your Own Device," where the employer pre-selects a controlled group of devices from which employees can choose.