Sentence examples for hardware label from inspiring English sources

The latest in an endless stream of (many now-classic) albums by the Renegade Hardware label, Three Point Zero explores the Italian producer's latest efforts in carving the gnarliest riffs like it's his job.

I met up with them to talk about their new five-song 7-inch, Distort New York, on the German Hardware label and the release party that's happening tonight at Stolen Sleeves.

BBQ?" A piece of computer hardware labelled "Hillary's Hard Drive: HEAVY USE: Now Perfectly Clean" rested on a coffee table.

The actual hardware is labeled as an "engineering sample" with a US-based model number, so it could still be a while until we actually see the finished product here.

Place the hardware in labeled bags so you remember where everything goes when it's time to place it back on the furniture.

VOJD specializes in high-end jewelry, accessories, and hardware, with luxury label clients such as Prabal Gurung, Alexander McQueen, and Carolina Herrera.

Marking its first combination hardware and private label iPhone application device, mophie is launching its innovative new credit card reader, empowering users to complete financial transactions on the go.

Sony has been an exception here, with its multifaceted existence as label, hardware manufacturer (Walkman phones and music players), and software maker (SonicStage), and music store (Sony Connect), though SonicStage is now dead, and the Connect store is about to go dark after a traumatically unsuccessful life.

To find a replacement for a damaged roller or other easily fixed part, try calling the door manufacturer for a local dealer (check the door hardware for a label).

The datapath and control architecture for the arrowing and labelling hardware have been described in detail, and an implemented architecture on a Xilinx Spartan-3 FGPA has been reported.

Samsung and Oculus have been treating Gear VR and the Oculus Rift in a similar manner, meaning both pieces of hardware are clearly labeled as developer or enthusiast devices, and not meant for the general public.