Sentence examples for devices are starting from inspiring English sources
Many medical devices are starting to be internet-enabled, collecting and reporting a variety of biometric data.
More generally, medical devices are starting to be internet-enabled, collecting and reporting a variety of health data.
While both are essentially identical to a Palm in terms of the software they run, you'll find that while Palm devices are starting to run version 4.0 of the Palm operating system, Handspring's are still running version 3.5.2.
The issue, though, and a partial reason for the 23percentt decline in Apple shares over the past year, is whether Samsung-made Android devices are starting to eat into, or at least slow, Apple's share of the high-end handset market.
Not surprisingly, that possibility is being explored, with attempts to engineer cancer-seeking viruses that can carry both an imaging material and a chemotherapy agent.Dr Belcher's idea of evolving organisms to help build novel materials and new devices is starting to look like a technique with a large number of potential applications.
Around the time that these devices were starting to appear on shelves, a British musician named Thomas Morgan Robertson was working on his debut album, The Golden Age of Wireless, a name in reference to radio, not cell phones.
And not surprisingly, pictures of the device are starting to hit the web.
While it's still a video game machine first and foremost, the Xbox 360′s slow evolution into a home entertainment device is starting to pick up speed.
iBeacon, the Bluetooth Low Energy technology that is being used by businesses to push offers and other messages to customers' smartphones when they are in the physical vicinity of a small pinging device, is starting to see some decent traction.
The Media Browser with is auto-selected when the device is started up; just hit OK on the remote and you're already halfway there.
A patient controlled analgesia (PCA) device is started containing morphine 1 mg/ml, a 1 mg bolus dose and a 5 minute lock-out.
