Sentence examples for range of consumer applications from inspiring English sources

The Mini 3i is also compatible with a range of consumer applications, e-mail platforms, and office productivity software.

PFOS, PFOA, and related polyfluoroalkyl compounds (PFCs) that can be transformed into these chemicals in the environment are used in a wide range of consumer applications, including oil and water repellents for fabric, apparel, and carpets, and paper coatings such as fast-food wrappers.

What's more, with the consumerization of IT, and employees now using a wide range of consumer-friendly applications and tools at the office — not to mention bringing their own personal devices — along with the rise of the Internet of Things, infrastructure providers like EMC are going to have to be able create a bridge between connected devices and consumer and enterprise clouds, among others.

The company is working on applying this in a range of consumer and industrial applications from mobile phones and energy generation in remote locations to LED lighting and water purification.

However, this makes the device well suited for a range of consumer and industrial IoT applications that require higher performance or more features than an MCU can provide, but still require low power and smaller form factors.

Poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are synthetic fluorinated chemicals that have been used in a wide range of consumer products and industrial applications over six decades.

Richard Parris, chief executive of the IT security firm Intercede, said: "Biometrics is fast becoming the de facto security measure for a wide range of business and consumer applications.

His experience covers a very wide range of technologies from large scale high hazard process plant engineering to developing electronic materials, and also a broad range of industrial and consumer applications.

Their winning technology, called W-Ink (Watermark Ink), could one day be used in a broad range of industrial and consumer applications such as testing ethanol levels in gasoline or detecting toxins in a chemical spill.

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have been adopted in a wide range of industrial and consumer applications such as environmental or industrial monitoring, health control, or military systems, for a decade.

Their unique amphiphilic properties have been exploited in a wide range of industrial and consumer applications.