Sentence examples for devices referred from inspiring English sources
An accompanying list of do-it-yourself home automation devices referred incorrectly to Indigo Touch, an app for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
The paper describes the design challenges posed by a new class of ultra-low-power devices referred to as Energy-Harvesting Active Networked Tags (EnHANTs).
Correction: April 14, 2000, Friday An article in Business Day on Monday about the delivery of news and other information to hand-held devices referred imprecisely to models made by Palm Inc.
A chart in Business Day last Thursday and an article about proposals to create databases on the performance of medical devices referred incorrectly to information included on a form used by Medicare to track implants of heart defibrillators.
An article on Saturday about the stringent precautions many business and government officials are taking when traveling abroad with mobile devices referred imprecisely to a panel on which Tom Kellermann, chief technology officer of the wireless security company AirPatrol, served.
Despite the clear utility of Holter monitoring in clinical cardiology, issues of relatively low diagnostic yield, cost and inconvenience have motivated the development of ultra-portable devices referred to as ECG patch monitors.
Liaison devices refer to a whole set of mechanisms used to encourage mutual adjustment within and among units.
(Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, tweeted, "If FBI conclusions remain unchanged, that means she still was reckless & careless, still lied about classified info, lied re: # of devices," referring not only to Comey's initial statement but to his answers when congressional Republicans called him in to testify).
When Steve Jobs's death prompted people across the globe to snap loving photos of themselves next to their various Apple-branded digital devices, referring to Jobs as a "member of the family," the power of the vampire was on epic display.
Companies who sell those devices refer to them as pressure relief valves or PRVs.
Here the sensor devices refer to the battery-operated, low-power wireless platforms[11, 12].
