Sentence examples for devices occupying from inspiring English sources

SMS (Short Message Service) spam is one typical example of unwanted contents, which has caused a serious problem to mobile users by intruding their devices, occupying device memories and irritating the users.

With Android devices occupying nearly every niche, manufacturers are left with the odious problem of figuring how to give their products a fighting chance in a crowded market.

Cell phones and other electronic devices occupy a central, even necessary role in our lives.

Circuit bending, the process of creatively modifying or augmenting sound-producing electronic devices, occupies an increasingly important musical and cultural niche.

These devices occupy a unusual niche in relationship to neuroscience in that they were developed to mimic basic olfactory principles at a time when the phenomenology of olfactory encoding was recognized, but the underlying mechanisms were still not well documented.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) seems ideally suited to this task, but its sensitivity is compromised because the fluid-containing channels in "lab on a chip" devices occupy only a small fraction of the enclosing detector's volume; as a result, the few microfluidic applications of NMR have required custom-designed chips harboring many detectors at specific points of interest.

50,000 joined devices occupy 22.6 MB if they are all connected.

Those devices occupied four of the top five spots on Nielsen's annual holiday shopping study among kids aged 6 to 12, which tracks interest in consumer buying intent over the next six months.

Just a few years ago, he said, the technology in the $1,200 device occupied a desktop and cost $50,000.

P. Y.'s search for him through time and space and narrative device occupies much of the novel's ostensible plot.

The rationale is the following: assuming that the physical space is discretized onto a grid of D cells, each of them associated with a prescribed position, the device position can be represented by a vector of length D that has non-zero entries only where a device occupies that position.