The device is placed between the breasts at night.
The device is placed at the bottom of a urinal and is sensitive to changes in light.
When the device is placed on the pad, the two recognise each other through built-in sensors.
When a suitably equipped device is placed on the pad, an adapter on its base makes contact with the nubs.
This is a no brainer, but when a device is placed in a communal space, it gets used by lots of people, including children.
In the theater, the device is placed at the side of the orchestra and an auditor scrolls three lines at a time as the dialogue is spoken.
Even when the device is placed on mute, it vibrates when a notification comes in, rattling your skull for a never-ending second.
The effect works as long as the device is placed directly in front of the eyes, but disappears as soon as the viewer moves to either side.
For the screening, a device is placed into the ear of a sleeping child and sounds are piped in while an audiologist watches to see if hair cells in the inner ear respond.
