The idea of a one-to-one scale map of the world, portraying everything in it, is a venerable device in literature, surfacing most famously in the work of Lewis Carroll and Jorge Luis Borges; in Harry Potter, there's a map that shows what everyone in Hogwarts is doing at every moment.
Figure 14 represents the flywheel-energy-storage device in literature (Zhao and Zhao 2009).
In addition, investigators found books detailing how to build explosive devices and literature disparaging Arabs.
There were countless devices and literature suggesting an encyclopedic array of sexual deviancy.
He filled his rickety conveyance with treasures from purveyors in a number of genres: magic, primarily (he was the historian of the Magic Circle of London); the circus, of which he was a true enthusiast; and the lesser-known world of magic lanterns and pre-cinema devices and literature.
This was not the case for the ZnO-scaffold devines in the literature, where the device parameter trends were far less consistent.
This mystification game is a standard device of suspense literature, but nobody did it quite like Christie.
The older a device, the more literature is available, but the latter may not always help in choosing hemodynamic monitoring tools for departments or for individual patients, i.e. patient-tailored monitoring.
Given the importance of the outputs from objective measures and the popularity of both the Actical and ActiGraph devices in contemporary literature, the ability to compare information between devices has been recognised as important [ 5, 18, 19].
This study is aimed at exploring the key features that are directly or indirectly related to smart devices across the literature for subsequently developing a scalable concept of Smart device.
