Sentence examples for portable means from inspiring English sources

In the catalog the scholar Anthony Grafton suggests it may have been deliberate, perhaps to emphasize religious differences, particularly since the codex had become widely used as a portable means of proselytizing for Christianity.

Tactile displays could potentially provide a discrete and portable means of accessing graphical information in an intuitive non-visual manner.

Whether an app's utility is centered around business, travel, or just pure fun, connective tablets have become the simplest, most portable means of computing and gaming.

A systematic review on transcranial Doppler suggested that the method offered a noninvasive, inexpensive, and portable means to measure cerebral blood flow, and could discriminate between dementia and normal ageing, perhaps also distinguishing AD from vascular dementia [43].

(Besides, buying one of these portables means you can move it between cars).

Buy now 5. Polti Vaporetto Go Handy Steamer, £70, John Lewis Polti has gained a strong reputation in the world of steam cleaners and this one stands out for being portable, which means it's great for anything from floors to hobs and ovens.

But, of course, having a super portable drone means some compromises.

The portable device means that workers in Indian textiles plants can literally take their work with them wherever they go.

To unpack that a little: When Class2Go says it's portable, it means that it wants to be platform agnostic.

A new generation of portable electronics means we can get away from whatever spot we happen to call home and take many if all of its comforts with us at least when it comes to entertainment gadgetry.

They must be portable, which means as lightweight as possible, ideally about 4 pounds, since firefighters are required to lug them around along with about 40 pounds of other essential gear while they operate for days and weeks at a time in hot, difficult and dangerous terrain.