Sentence examples for hardware that make from inspiring English sources

It's clear that Sharp, Danger, and T-Mo took some liberties with the individual pieces of hardware that make up this phone to get the price below $99.

While NXP brings its semiconductor and chip tech that's used in smart automotive, industrial, mobile and wireless applications (it's also the co-inventor of NFC, along with Sony) and Cohda brings the software and hardware that make advanced radio communication possible, Cisco is leveraging its networking prowess to help supply the Internet.

The combined software and hardware that make up the WINGMACHINE enables rapid, highly repeatable measurements of the wings of flies in the family Drosophilidae.

"All other similar bags have very heavy hardware that makes the bag heavy, even empty," she said, adding that her grandparents had given her their Samsonite for Christmas seven years ago.

"Always remember that competitors and new entrants will more than likely be adopting new efficiency tools or hardware that makes their business run at a lower cost or deliver greater value to customers," he says.

The most important members of the team, then, may not be the entrepreneurs and venture capitalists who put up the drive and the money, nor the engineers who build the hardware that makes it all possible, but the economists who try to work out the effect on the price of platinum when a mountain of the stuff arrives from outer space.

This is a great opportunity for vendors like VPNet, with hardware that makes industrial-strength virtual private networking.

I'm especially interested in hardware that makes other hardware development easier.

But even more troubling is the prospect of viruses custom-designed to disrupt phone calls or attack the hardware that makes them possible.

A scalable ECC processor (ECP) that is completely implemented in hardware that makes use of the novel PADD algorithm and FFAU is also presented in this paper.

Today the company expands the program to a piece of hardware that makes even more sense under the umbrella.