Sentence examples for devices in general from inspiring English sources

Medical devices in general and plastic medical devices in special are regularly under scrutiny regarding actual benefits and risks.

Executives said the timing was coincidental, prompted not by the Apple device specifically, but by the growing importance to The Times of electronic reading devices in general.

This means that invisibility cloaks (and most metamaterial devices in general) only work with wavelengths longer than those found in visible light, such as radio and microwave frequencies.

Lastly, we propose an equivalent circuit model to elucidate the working mechanisms of energy conversion and storage applicable to thermally chargeable supercapacitor devices in general.

So the report, while it recommends making it possible to update devices in general, also points out that, "in some cases, replacing a device entirely may be an alternative to software updates.

The reason for the limited area of operation, and relatively slow roll-out of white spaces devices in general, is because, unlike with Wi-Fi, where an operating band at 2.4 GHz was universally available to all devices, the exact frequencies available to white space devices varies depending on location.

The data-handling capacity of a memory device, in general, is characterized by its data retention property.

First of all, the captured contents refer to the best-quality camera available in the device; in general, the one positioned on the upper rear of the device.

A communication node described here may represent any communication device in general in a wireless communication network, for example, a base-station (BS), an access node, or a user equipment (UE) in a cellular communication system.

The construction of the case/stand is very solid, providing more than adequate protection for the screen and device in general when traveling inside a pocket/briefcase/backpack/etc.

Reuse of biventricular devices seems safe in terms of infectious complications, early battery depletion, and generator malfunction compared to new devices, both in general population and in the elderly population.