Sentence examples for devices for delivering from inspiring English sources

Mark Edwards, the superintendent in Henrico County, said he had already found that some school walls were so thick that he would need to double the number of AirPorts, which are Apple's wireless devices for delivering broadband Internet access.

Its backers are the computer software companies, such as Microsoft and Adobe, that are trying to prod publishers into getting the e-books business off the ground.The business faces the usual chicken-and-egg problem that always confronts new devices for delivering content from televisions to today's DVDs.

Many studies have attempted to develop special devices for delivering small-molecule drugs, proteins, and other macromolecules consistently and slowly.

"To compete, Microsoft needs to create compelling ecosystem proposition for consumers and developers across all mobile devices, as tablets and smartphones become key devices for delivering applications and services to users beyond the PC," writes Cozza.

Somewhat ironically, Beats has targeted the quality of Apple's earbuds and other devices for delivering good-sounding digital tracks in the past, with Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine saying last year that "Apple got everything right except that ear bud".

We also excluded use of sex toys, use of female and male condoms and other barrier contraceptives such as the diaphragm or sponge, other devices for delivering of medications, and tampons or other commercial products for the absorption of menstrual blood.

According to Mr. Ballagas, the iPad was not around when the project was conceived, but has become the ideal device for delivering synchronous storytimes.

Here we report on a novel, practical and effective implantable device for delivering engineered angiogenic signalling, on demand.

This work focused on in vitro studies and modeling of a controlled-release device for delivering antimicrobial agents in root canals.

Possibly, renewed interest in this compound may be awakened by the introduction of a new device for delivering the drug by inhalation, permitting uptake through the vast and very thin barrier in the lungs.

To demonstrate the capacity of the device for delivering tactile stimulation at four independent sites, a finger agnosia protocol, in the presence and absence of conditioning stimuli, was conducted on seventeen healthy control subjects.