Sentence examples for device would require from inspiring English sources

When Microsoft first announced details of the Xbox One earlier in the year it said that the all-black device would require a constant internet connection and there would be restrictions on the used-game market.

Such a device would require them to partner up with a deep-pocketed manufacturer, giving them access to financial resources they currently don't have.

This technique can be very useful in the design and development of stents where the topology of the device would require understanding where the blood emanating from the heart ends up at the end of the cardiac cycle.

As a final remark, unless the same concept of interstitial charge compensation, which has been postulated for the lithium fluoroferrate is also valid for the sodium analogue (see Ref [92]), the charge reaction of Na3FeF6 to Na2FeF6 cannot be the initial step, so a hypothetical device would require a discharge step in order to start its operative life.

A concept for a real-life warp drive was suggested in 1994 by Mexican physicist Miguel Alcubierre, however subsequent calculations found that such a device would require prohibitive amounts of energy.

However, the implanted component cannot be removed temporarily, and breakage of the device would require a new surgery with renewed surgical risks for the patient.

More complex devices would require many more.

Mr. Hall said such devices would require little or no maintenance and would be cheap to build, making them appealing for the developing world or for places where they would need to be distributed widely, such as wetlands.

The silk fluid damper would also facilitate extended powering from small and light portable batteries; whereas MR or ER damping devices would require more cumbersome solutions.

In early seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Cordelia was often used both as comic relief and occasionally for the damsel in distress plot device, which would require series' heroine Buffy to save her.

The UK government wanted to clamp down on e-cigarettes and have them all regulated as medical devices, which would require stringent testing.