Sentence examples for devices to provide a from inspiring English sources
Duo allows you to use your mobile devices to provide a second layer of authentication as opposed to just the use of passwords.
The application of GaInNAs to heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBTs) enables re-engineering the band structure of these devices to provide a variety of benefits.
Beyond shedding light on how sensory stimuli become perceptions, Dr. Galambos's rigorous experiments led to practical results like surgically implanted devices to provide a sense of sound to the profoundly deaf.
It leveraged those details and its presence on devices to provide a platform from which to send spam e-mail and perform ransomware attacks, and it was even hired out to other cybercriminals.
This year, working with AT&T, his team developed software that for the first time can mine the record of geo-tagged data from travelers' mobile devices to provide a close approximation of mobility patterns in cities.
The RPTC incorporates several innovations that improve upon similar, traditional devices to provide a sport-specific, repeatable method for improving finger strength in climbers, and to improve overall climbing performance.
In accordance with clinicians' concern for additional tools, current directions of the EPoCare project include the design of electronic prescription and electronic health records for mobile devices to provide an integrated suite with the evidence resources.
Sony want their device to provide a hub for all this data, with a companion app for smartphones.
The radiation yielding the species of interest is detected to provide a start pulse for an electronic clock, and the radiation by which the species decays is detected in another device to provide a stop pulse.
The trachea was cannulated and connected to a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device to provide a tracheal pressure ranging from 0 to 15 cmH2O.
Carburetor design is further complicated by the need for an enriching device to provide a maximum-power ratio at full throttle, a choke to facilitate starting a cold engine, an idling system to provide the special needs of light-load operation, and an accelerating device to supply additional fuel while the throttle is being opened.
