Sentence examples for device that enabled from inspiring English sources

Melbourne Magistrates Court heard that Dobson had an electronic device that enabled him to transmit the results of points before they were officially distributed globally.

At the turn of the 20th century, a scientist named A.M. Worthington built a device that enabled him to control a drop's fall and time it to an electric spark.

Maybe I should have expected that, since he has been in favor of introducing the latest technology to the very young ever since he received for his eighth birthday a 007 Spy Attache Case that contained a working telescope, a radio and a Morse code device that enabled him to establish contact with an intelligence source across the street (code name Johnny).

This 17,000-line work presents a series of conversations held with various real and fictional persons in the spirit world by means of a Ouija board, a device that enabled Merrill to compose a serious yet witty summation of his lifelong concerns.

Only 11% of respondents said they be willing to safely implant a device that enabled them to use their mind to access the Internet.

But when he and his two other co-founders — Jens Kasemets and Mihkel Güsson — embarked on the project as far back as 2011 they soon realised "many more communities" could benefit from a device that enabled a smartphone or tablet to be transformed into a "connected weather station" for either private use or for contributing to and accessing real-time crowdsourced weather data.

A decade ago, Weihenmayer began using the BrainPort, a device that enables him to "see" the rock face using his tongue.

A small handheld device that enables you to leap forward in time without even realising you're doing it.

It can be equipped with a vapor recycling device that enables it to meet emissions standards even in California, where they are particularly strict.

By the same token, developers may regard a bonus plaza simply as a device that enables them to add more rentable floors.

For those who want to get some exercise on an airplane, Frederick de Giorgis has invented a device that "enables a person to simulate a walking action while seated".