Sentence examples for device that creates from inspiring English sources
Based on a Japanese invention, the spiraliser is a razor-sharp cutting device that creates thin ribbons of vegetable.
A jammer is a devilish device that creates a cellphone reception dead zone by blocking certain radio frequencies.
Reveal, a device that creates the illusion of light coming through a window that isn't actually there, is the brainchild of Adam Frank, a Brooklyn designer.
Part of the team's job will be to operate a device that creates an electromagnetic field to deter any curious sharks.
It's not just art that is practically redundant; in Harmonic Tower - a scaled-up reconstruction of a Victorian device that creates drawings by means of pendulums - Shawcross renders the artist futile and the human hand obsolete.
Allied intelligence agencies are now weighing the authenticity of suspected Iranian documents, apparently dating from 2007, that describe a four-year plan to test a neutron initiator, a device that creates a nuclear bomb's explosion.
After spending years in the basement of her recently sold 13,796-square-foot Venice home — nicknamed the Fortress — 16 items from Anjelica Huston's personal collection of 1970s and '80s designer wear went up for sale to the public Thursday morning via Reissued, a new app for Apple devices that creates an online market for vintage clothing, furniture, and art.
Cathode ray tubes had already been used for nearly 30 years by scientists and engineers for oscilloscopes, devices that create a graphic display of electronic signals.
Still, when asked what my son designs, I'd feel more comfortable if I could reply, "Affordable devices that create potable water from desert sand".
Another novel system that attracted attention was Nakidka, basically a tarpaulin that is draped over equipment to foil weapons guided by radar and heat-seeking devices that create images from the heat of objects.
But this sort of photography was dying out and being superseded by C.C.D.'s — electronic devices that created virtual images of the sky, and the precursors to today's digital cameras.
