The EIS is a programmable electromedical system comprising a USB plug and hardware including an interface box, disposable electrodes, reusable plates, and reusable cables, with software installed on a computer.
The Duracell CP1, said to be the first-ever high-power lithium primary prismatic battery designed specifically for digital cameras, allows camera makers to promote thinner profiles for their hardware, while their cameras can accept both disposable and rechargeable sources of power.
The European ATVs are part of an international fleet of disposable robot cargo ships that are used to transport hardware and critical supplies to the space station.
If you're outside on a high-pollen-count day, you can wear a disposable dust mask or a higher-filtration model (such as N95), available at hardware stores or online.
In addition, vials of sizes appropriate for the hardware and the liquid volumes used at each stage were substituted for the disposable glass tubes used in the manual method.
Downstream innovations include (1) disposable devices for clarification and purification, (2) improved resins and ligands, and (3) new designs of hardware for improved performance.
Keep in mind that the Swanson Post Level (typically sold in "big-box" hardware stores such as Lowe's, Home Depot, etc). is primarily designed as a "disposable" grade tool and was not meant to be serviceable.
Ancera's first hardware product, launching next month, is a small printer-sized instrument called the Piper, which uses disposable cartridges about the size of a smartphone, also made by the startup.
Extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) is increasingly used for temporary mechanical circulatory support due to the relatively low cost of the system and disposables, as well as its broad availability (practically accessible to all cardiosurgical units, without requiring a major investment in hardware).
