True, many teenagers consider their pagers and cell phones instruments of liberation, but others view them as yet another means by which their parents can exert control.
This will depend on the clothes that the user wears (different clothes may offer different sensors), the sensorized gadgets that the user takes with him or leaves behind (e.g., mobile phone, hearing instrument, PDA, and sensorized watch), and his location and surroundings.
This paper describes how one focus group held during fall 2004 at the University of Michigan-Flint was used to help refine a phone survey instrument.
On signs, computer screens, phones and instrument panels, baffling glyphs and symbols are increasingly irritating facts of daily life.
"Peep Beep," a concert, uses mobile phones as instruments, and "Viva Helsinki" is a showcase of Finnish digital artworks.
Adding TEG (thermoelectric generators) to stoves can provide electricity for the basic benefits such as: operating radio, light, phones, medical instruments and other small electronic devices.
The two trademark applications were filed with the European Trademarks Office under 14 International Classifications covering computer hardware, online social networking services, mobile phones, musical instruments, games, clothing/headgear, advertising, education and broadcasting.
"Sean would get on the phone, and that instrument would be sold, no question".
A young woman -- you've encountered this whisper-impaired type countless times, both the male and female varieties -- spent the entire ride demonstrating her lack of faith in the phone as an instrument of voice amplification.
On the last night of the play, the stage hands, who did not like Mr. Mann, connected the stage phone with an instrument in the basement, and made pointed remarks to him about his acting.
