Sentence examples for hardware to put from inspiring English sources

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A box should pop up displaying the list of hardware to put in the first priority.

Find hardware that fits into your design scheme and replace the old, cheap ones with something that is more "you" (again, remember to keep the original hardware to put back when you move out!). Ignore trends that will quickly become outdated.

"It can't be as simple as open-source software," says Peter Semmelhack, the founder of Bug Labs, a company based in New York that sells open-source hardware modules to put into other devices.

While he was aware of the competition, he used his hardware chops to put together something truly unique: a smartwatch design to combat immediate obsolescence.

But joining a major piece of hardware to those put into space by Russia and the United States means full partnership, he said.

Because the first question any studio executive will ask is, "Where are the headsets?" We need hardware people want to put on their heads as enthusiastically as they wanted to put an iPhone in their pockets.

Johnson & Johnson, of BAND-AID and Tylenol (and about half the inventory at your local drugstore) fame, is teaming up with Shenzhen-based accelerator and hardware investor HAX to put some weight behind health startups.

In Texas you couldn't buy anything on Sundays you could do work with, so hardware stores had to put blue price tags on things like hammers up until the law was overturned in 1984.

The decision to put hardware on display was taken by the MoD rather than Nato.

WASHINGTON Pakistanandand the United States wrapped up two days of high-level talks on Thursday, with a raft of economic development initiatives, an agreement to hasten deliveries of military hardware and a promise to put their often mistrustful relationship on a new footing.