Sentence examples for device replacing from inspiring English sources
He has since refined the device, replacing the laptop with a small wireless receiver and display unit, and applied for a patent for it.
Team leader Carl Dietrich has patented a device replacing the turbines that, in a conventional rocket, run the pump that pressurizes the fuel and liquid oxygen.
The Church-Turing theorem of undecidability, combined with the related result of the Polish-born American mathematician Alfred Tarski (1902 83) on undecidability of truth, eliminated the possibility of a purely mechanical device replacing mathematicians.
Android is the most popular operating system for smartphones, by far, and it's also the most open, in terms of how much you can customise your device – replacing its default keyboard, for example – as well as the approval process for developers to release new apps for it.
The institution may, if it chooses, set up the validation procedure such that both the device replacing the previously issued device and the additional device are not validated at the time they are issued, and validation will apply to both devices.
A financial institution may issue more than one access device in connection with the renewal or substitution of a previously issued accepted access device, provided that any additional access device (beyond the device replacing the accepted access device) is not validated at the time it is issued, and the institution complies with the other requirements of § 205.5(b).
If it is no longer in use, what type of time measuring device replaced it?
A specialist has urged her to have the device replaced, but because she had a heart attack this spring, she delayed doing so.
The $99.95 Bluetooth device replaces the standard power cord on compatible models and sends information to a companion iPhone or Android smartphone app.
A review of those reports indicates that a vast majority of those patients underwent an operation to have the device replaced soon after getting it.
A case in point — requiring that makers of heart devices use batteries that last longer than five years, the period of time when patients must now undergo an additional, potentially dangerous operation to have a costly device replaced.
