Sentence examples for lay the device from inspiring English sources
To that, I say "Hoo-ray!" I'm using the Touch Diamond right now and the back doesn't cause me any undue concern except that, as BGR's Josh Karp points out, it "causes some problems when you attempt to lay the device firmly on a flat surface".
Once the compressor is free, lay the device on its side in order to access the cylinder head.
Stopping at one boulder, marked with red paint, Azam lay the G.P.S. device on top and calculated its location and elevation to find the speed of the glacier's flow.
"The researchers hope to lay the groundwork for devices that could be dispersed to carry out diagnostic journeys through anything from the human digestive system to oil and gas pipelines," MIT says, "or perhaps to waft through air to measure compounds inside a chemical processor or refinery".
Her cheering act of honest vulgarity has done no more than lay bare the device: self-pimping is what Hollywood is all about.
Just as the fourth puppet prepared to lay the foundation, some electric device came into play whereby the brick was sneaked back to the first man, who jerked himself to life once more, and the building began again.
It was in that year that Amazon first started to lay the groundwork for Kindle device releases, although those only came to market earlier this year.
It's a great culmination of the hardware and design work the company has been perfecting over the past few generations, coupled with new features like Bixby that lay the groundwork for upcoming devices.
Thus, the two countries said, the joint statement was a device to lay the foundation of a relationship without letting precise issues slow the process.
It may also lay the groundwork for brain-machine devices that would allow people to guide computers with their minds.
Such an interface would lay the foundations for quantum computing devices which take advantage of the fast quantum processing capabilities of Josephson junction qubits and the excellent quantum memory performance of trapped ions.
