Sentence examples for rife devices from inspiring English sources

If Royal Rife was alive today we believe his Rife devices would not look like 1950′s technology but would have advanced along with newer technologies.

(Rife Machine Apparatuses) Rife devices that directly generate the highest Rife frequencies electrically through conduction (ie metal apparatuses) rather than by means of a ray tube can generate the frequencies conductivity, however their systems do not deliver the same types of energies.

Stalking former partners with tracking devices is rife and so too revenge porn, where images of intimate sexual encounters of former lovers are posted online.

She also began treatments with a Rife machine, an electromagnetic device invented in the nineteen-twenties which emits radio signals that, some researchers suggest, can destroy harmful bacteria.

But will users consider a device that is reportedly rife with glitches?

Keep in mind Rife's original machines were high-frequency devices.

A few innovative researchers have evidence that some plasma devices emit scalar waves (as apparently did Royal Rife's instrument)—and that these scalar waves help regenerate the body as well as possibly devitalize pathogens...'... Nenah Sylver PHD, The Rife Handbook (2011 Edition) The 'other method' is conduction w metal electrodes.

The gaming world has been rife with speculation that Microsoft would eventually create a similar device that would allow owners to watch Blu-Ray films on their Xbox 360s.

The new operating system isn't rife with shiny new features, but it brings enhancements under the hood designed to speed up devices.

Literature is rife with findings on various implants and this review comprehensively summarizes the recent advances in micro/nanoscale implantable medical devices — particularly cardiovascular implants, neural implants, orthopedic and dental implants and other miscellaneous implants.

We know how that story ended: with Microsoft acquiring Nokia's devices business to keep its primary Windows Phone OEM in the fold (rumors of Nokia switching to Android were rife in the run up to the acquisition).