Sentence examples for drew a device from inspiring English sources
Dan, or maybe it was Greg, drew a device from his pocket and said, "Have you seen this?" To which Greg, or Dan, producing an identical object, replied, "You mean this?" So it went for several minutes, until fifteen pounds of cutting-edge electronics were piled on the table, and a winner — no one can, or cares to, remember who — was declared.
Hong drew a distinction between devices built on the Android platform and "Google Experience" devices, which not only use Android but are also Google-centric, packed with the search giant's own applications.
Balu Balakrishnan, the president and chief executive officer of Power Integrations, a company based in San Jose, Calif., that supplies high-voltage analog integrated circuits for use in power conversions, said his company's new transformers could save up to 90percentt of the power drawn while a device is off.
Of course, one of the biggest draws in a device like the J Butterfly is its oft-rumored display (which has been revealed to be a Super LCD 3 panel).
For the remainder of the period, students will work in pairs to brainstorm one such device, draw a basic model, and create and deliver a two-minute presentation to "market" it.
So instead you'll have to rely on my prose to draw a picture of the device in your head.
This printing method offers relatively lower throughput than other printing methods, because ink-jet printer restricts the number of nozzles and directly draws a circuits of electronics device.
Each device draws a number (in [0,1]) from a uniform distribution and changes state only if it is unlocked and in the opposite state, and the drawn number is smaller than (rho _t).
(d) Drawing of a device with TC/BG configuration prepared by deposition of the top contacts through a nanostencil.
An indirect input device may draw a user's attention away from the interface, interrupting their concentration when aligning the arrows with landmarks.
This case study contributes to economic sociology by drawing a relation between a technical device and the interests set around the "modernization" of a market.
