Sentence examples for sorting device for from inspiring English sources

That leaves all of us wondering whether Bagrut exams are meant to mark an accomplishment (the end of high school) or serve as a sorting device for the next step (a university education).

These tend to be jobs that require fewer technical skills, so it's not clear why a college-level education would suddenly become more important — except maybe as a sorting device for narrowing down the deluge of résumés to the most qualified (or overqualified) applicants.

Such continuous and label-free on-chip cell sorting devices promise to revolutionize medical analyses for personalized point-of-care diagnosis.

This research could be helpful for the understanding and optimal design of vibration sorting device.

What was I? A sorting device.

The idea of going for more than an hour or two without checking some sort of device for a text or e-mail, never mind face-to-face interaction, is unfathomable to many people in the professional world Mr. Trippetti inhabits.

CARE is a most unlikely vehicle for a national campaign against testing: the group's chairwoman, Jean McGuire, described the M.C.A.S. in a recent newsletter as a device for "sorting and labeling," like "the yellow star" and "the N-word".

Although this approach was interesting it suffered from two intrinsic limitations: (i) the difficulty to use it with a very large number of worms – high throughput micro-fluidics are highly demanding – and (ii) its small dimensions, since it is always more efficient – and easier – to use a large device for sorting.

I suspect this is some sort of music device for composers/performers because of all the musical notes on the top of the screen and some things we saw in the background of the image.

Take, for example, cute USB devices that function like the boring gray USB but make a statement… If my sweetie plans on purchasing any sort of memory device for me, he should do a broad search and come home with the cutest and best-working device.

Those sorts of devices for disqualifying voters were outlawed under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 -- the same law that was gutted by the Supreme Court in 2013.