Sentence examples for device introduction from inspiring English sources

The ease of device introduction, penetration and ease of use were evaluated.

Alternatively, the most direct approach for device introduction is to insert the delivery system via the abdominal aorta.

This study draws attention to the need for further development of valid techniques for investigation of the shifts in household energy usage patterns upon new device introduction.

11 However, the consequences of uncontrolled device introduction worldwide may not be fully recognised and there is a high likelihood that current practice regarding evaluation of device innovations will not change.

The IN Cell Analyzer is the latest in a string of successful diagnostic device introductions by Amersham.

Compared to past device performance, however, the combined share of both iPads, while small, actually isn't that far off the pace of previous new device introductions.

The impact of two direct (wood burning device changeout, introduction of gas), an indirect (introduction of low sulfur fuel) and a multiple (wood burning device changeout plus introduction of low sulfur fuel) emission control measure on near surface PM2.5 concentrations in Fairbanks, Alaska was examined for a cold season by WRF/Chem simulations and the 2008/09 hourly observations.

"The two mobile-phone makers have been embroiled in litigation since October 2009, when Nokia filed a lawsuit accusing Apple of infringing 10 patents and demanding royalties on the millions of iPhones sold since the device's introduction in 2007.

This is typical of the early stages of any new mobile device category introduction, as manufacturers carefully balance features, performance, form factor and price for an unknown market.

Around 1 million units in the U.S. and about 28,000 in Canada are included in the recall, which gives some idea about Fitbit's sales number for its wearable activity tracker since the device's introduction back in October last year.

SquareTrade, a company that provides warranty repairs for consumer electronics, revealed in a report today that Americans have spent an approximate cumulative total of $5.9 billion on damaged iPhones since the device's introduction in 2007.