Sentence examples for devices more like from inspiring English sources

The report also urged the Federal Trade Commission, whose rulings enabled consumers to comparison shop for eyeglasses and contact lenses, to treat hearing devices more like visual ones.

Judging by some displays at the Detroit auto show, the car, too, is becoming an extension of personal electronic devices, more like an Apple iPhone than a complex collection of mechanical bits.

Obviously real paper is the gold standard for e-paper, and lots of research is being done to make the devices more like the real thing.

Maybe they'll have some feature heavy designs, more like the Samsung Galaxy Gear, and some that are essentially just streamlined data delivery devices, more like the Pebble itself.

Pictures of the early prototypes from 2005 show a large device, more like a tablet than a phone.

First, the Taktik adds bulk, making your device more like a Galaxy Note than an iPhone, without the additional screen real estate.

By setting the tablet in a small dock, you can then use the attached keyboard to use the device more like you'd use a netbook.

As people increasingly have the ability to stay connected to work via laptops, BlackBerrys and other wireless devices, more consumer-like applications in the workplace are on the horizon.

It may be possible to allow totally new designs on the one hand, but also implementing specific characteristics into plastic medical devices more easily like specialized surfaces, counterfeit protection tricks, or antibacterial behavior.

These parameters are excellent and approximately maintained the same level as 22-nm tri-gate devices (L G = 30 nm) for mass production [2], even with a smaller physical L G. From Fig. 4b, it is found that V THs of these fabricated S-FinFETs anormalmal FinFETs are relatively small, showing that the devices are more like depletion devices.

Wearable device makers have till now targeted women by making wearable devices look more like jewellery.