Sentence examples for device projects from inspiring English sources

The LED device projects a ring of blue light on to the ceiling that shrinks and expands.

This early photographic device projects an outside view through a small hole in the side of the building onto the far wall of a darkened room.

A German device projects positively charged fibres toward a negative pole; the fibres are then stuck to an adhesive-coated backing fabric.

Richard Gordon, director of strategic health innovation partnerships (Ship), Medical Reserach Council, Cape Town, South Africa Richard leads Ship, a product development platform which funds South African led drug and vaccine discovery and medical device projects.

The first review is presented for the recent stellarator designs of FFHR, HSR, ARIES-CS, which are based on the experimental device projects of LHD, W-7X, NCSX, respectively.

The Nevada research draws on the ideas of MIT's Sixth Sense project, an "augmented reality" effort in which a wearable device projects information onto the physical world and lets the user interact with it by waving, pointing, or making other hand gestures.

One demo to illustrate the use of one of the devices features a mock-up of an electronics store, where the device projected price tags next to cameras on a table, as well as buttons that could be used to call up more product information.

Microsoft debuted a device, Project Natal, that could completely free gaming from handheld controllers.

In the ninth issue, Lex begins his attempts to tap into Tess's memories using their late father's memory device Project Intercept (appeared in the seventh season episode "Fracture").

After Chloe asks Lois to steal the components and plans of Lionel Luthor's memory device, Project Intercept, with Oliver, Chloe had Emil Hamilton build it with upgrades so she can find information from the remnants of her deceased counterpart's memories.

Focus is on studying consumer devices; projects include building batteries, energy conversion devices and semiconductors from pocket change.