Sentence examples for device to save from inspiring English sources

"When all attempts to negotiate with the suspect, Micah Johnson, failed under the exchange of gunfire, the department utilized the mechanical tactical robot, as a last resort, to deliver an explosion device to save the lives of officers and citizens," the police statement said.

Two of Europe's largest desalination plants are also using the same device to save energy and reduce costs.

It is therefore common for a node to occasionally turn off the networking device to save energy.

The Watch is a fitness device, a device to save time and a great travel companion.

Clicking the lock shaft is also required to trigger an unlock with your Bluetooth device so that it knows to start scanning for a nearby connected device (to save on draining battery by constant checking).

The return of Stewie's time machine is explained away by Stewie finding another version of himself time traveling from a different point in the time stream and borrowing that Stewie's device to save Brian.

"A family should have a good house, have sufficient land if one is a farmer, and have a modest level of labor-saving devices to save precious time used up by excessive physical work," explains Karma Ura, a leading public intellectual and artist who serves both as adviser to the king at home and as a G.N.H. ambassador abroad.

But the ability of such devices to save on batteries and to serve as reliable standby devices could make them popular even in Western markets as their performance gets better.

Rather than having to manually unplug or switch off household electrical devices to save energy, plug-and-play technology for the home automatically detects all idle devices and disables them remotely.

Last month, the family released audio of an anguished phone call to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, in hopes of shedding light on the enormous toll ransom demands can take on families left to their own devices to save their loved ones.

Apart from the reasonable judgment calls, Dr. Khatib said she thought many doctors did not know the guidelines or understand the evidence behind them, and thought they were helping patients by putting in the devices to save them just in case their heart rhythms went awry.