Sentence examples for media attached from inspiring English sources

As someone who'll read anything with the word media attached, I've read countless interviews with journalists, listened to their podcasts and followed them on Twitter.

The sensor is based on the principle of electromagnetic (EM) surface wave propagation, and consists of a thin-layer of wave-guiding media attached to a metal base (e.g., steel bridge elements) and an EM wave emitter and receiver.

A lab-on a-chip consists of a micro fluidic board (fluid channel substrate) with a number of small modular fluidic components, such as pumps, valves, channels, reservoirs cavities, reaction chambers, mixers, fluidic interconnects, diffusers, nozzles, microsieves, and porous media attached or sealed on the fluidic board.

You are accessing a U.S. Government information system, which includes: (1) this computer; (2) this computer network; (3) all computers connected to this network including end user systems; (4) all devices and storage media attached to this network or to any computer on this network; and (5) cloud and remote information services.

Users (including Guest) can be granted read-only or read/write privilege to any directories on the media attached to the USB port labeled "storage".

"The following is just for the sake of it -- I want to feed the maw of the blog: In the wake of all the fluvial funereal obsequies that the media attached to Ronald Reagan's earthly departure, I felt obliged to remark that he had been the most overrated president in American history and the second most ignorant".

The Japanese media attaches great importance to business, and we are good for their business".

And for some reason the media attaches to these narratives that will stir up further protests".

Currently, the official channel for information between the police and the media lies in the hands of the media offices attached to the various forces.

How successful the Guardian has been in doing this so far, and how the partners in the project have fared, was the subject of a debate last week, organised by Polis, a media thinktank, attached to the London School of Economics and the London College of Communication, looking at whether the media can do development.

The segments are stored at the media server attached to eNodeB via a lossless wired network, and the clients can send the segment requests to the media server.