The phrase "device principle" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the underlying concept or idea behind a particular device or technology. Example: The engineers explained the device principle behind the new smartphone's innovative facial recognition feature.
The basic device principles, including response sensitivity and transduction schemes, are outlined for a resonating xylophone bar magnetometer.
The Hartree potential is ignored for simplicity, since it does not affect the device operating principle, although it may affect the quantitative results.
In this work we present the physical explanation of device operating principle, with recourse to numerical simulation applied to structures with different compositions of the doped layers.
One could be a "realist," maintaining that whether P has N is a fact that holds whether or not the contract device generates principle P with N, and independently of whether the correct answer to our justificatory problem (i.e., what we can justify to each other) is that P has N.
Similar security is ensured by a system comparable to the USB device (token principle).
For synthetic biology applications, such a minimal organism should not influence the function of any inserted genetic device (orthogonality principle) and should display a minimal biological complexity in order to ensure full predictability of the behavior of the constructed system [ 2].
Some sports bosses, such as FIFA, the global body that runs football, shun such devices on principle.
An article on Saturday about hand-held Global Positioning Systems, which have drawn the F.B.I.'s attention during the investigation of the Sept. 11 hijackings, referred incorrectly to the devices' operating principle.
Correction: October 3, 2001, Wednesday An article on Saturday about hand-held Global Positioning Systems, which have drawn the F.B.I.'s attention during the investigation of the Sept. 11 hijackings, referred incorrectly to the devices' operating principle.
