Sentence examples for devices on all from inspiring English sources
"We are not convinced by a system that requires one party to have one bit of technology and another party to have another," he says, arguing it is not feasible to fit RFID devices on all London bikes, including the countless ones languishing in sheds.
Eight subjects walked with a normal muscle function in the hip and knee with all anti-skid devices on all surfaces.
BP Amoco P.L.C., one of the world's largest oil companies, has also been testing the device on one of its trucks based in California, but the company reported in a recent newsletter that it had decided not to install the devices on all its trucks "until legislation comes out mandating that the system be installed".
Peter Goelz, a former managing director at the National Transportation Safety Board in Washington, said that if investigators found that the emergency transmitter "was the major player in the fire," the Federal Aviation Administration will issue an airworthiness directive instructing airlines to inspect the devices on all passenger jets.
Following a fire at Adair Tower, put down to arson, Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organisation (KCTMO) was ordered by the London fire brigade to provide self-closing devices "on all flat front doors and to improve fire safety in the escape staircases".
As the multicore and many-core trends are shaping the organization of computing devices on all computing domain spectrums, from high-performance computing (HPC) to embedded computing, this chapter briefly describes some of the common CPU architectures, including platforms containing multiple cores/processors.
As part of the settlement announced yesterday, the city agreed to fix the device on all of its voting machines by March.
She also revoked Dr. Marx's license for six months and instructed him to install an ignition-interlocking device on all of the vehicles that he owns.
Most subjects walked with a normal muscle function in the hip and knee when walking with or without an anti-slip device on all surfaces.
On June 28th, the Eastern District Court of Virginia issued another order, "authorizing the installation and use of a pen register and the use of a trap and trace device" on all electronic communications being sent from or to the account.
"You think there would also not be a search," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. asked Michael R. Dreeben, the deputy solicitor general who argued for the government, "if you put a GPS device on all of our cars, monitored our movements for a month?
