Sentence examples for device to broaden from inspiring English sources

Include hashtags in your posts when using Facebook on your mobile device to broaden your outreach.

In this paper, we report on the fabrication and characterization of voltage configurable nanowire field-effect-transistor (NWFET) devices suitable to broaden the flexibility in circuit design, e.g. for reconfigurable logic.

In the future, Epson Imaging Devices intends to broaden the application of this new technology to various fields, including displays for satellite navigation, rear-seat entertainment, and other in-car systems; for digital still cameras; and for digital-TV-compatible multi-functional mobile phones and devices.

A desire to broaden his mind.

Recent market studies mention the necessity to include sensors in the design of organic electronic devices in order to broaden the range of applications.

The high availability of SPECT radiopharmaceuticals, increasing experience with SPECT tracers in small animal imaging [ 3, 4, 13, 18– 22] and improvement of resolution parameters of SPECT with multi-pinhole devices contribute to broadening the role that multi-pinhole SPECT (MPS) is able to play in small animal imaging.

Two quaternary light emitting layers of different composition were built in one device structure in order to broaden the usable wavelength range of the emission spectrum.

Manufacturers like Sony and Samsung moving in this direction with their devices marks an attempt to broaden their lineup's appeal vs. other similar competitors, but also encroaches on the territory of single-purpose devices like the camera.

In February, the Pentagon initiated an effort to broaden its approved mobile devices so the military can access the latest communications technology and is not dependent on just one equipment vendor.

The idea behind the iCircular acquisition is to broaden Wanderful's products for mobile devices and tablets.

For the NFL, it needs to broaden access to games on mobile devices to address issues with lower ratings that's, in part, attributed to cord cutting.