Sentence examples for status device from inspiring English sources
The iPhone is, for better or worse, a status device — the "cool" alternative to Home Depot's own Motorola handhelds.
By year's end Sony's PlayStation Portable game player will be the handheld status device of choice among the well-equipped, making the iPod old but still highly profitable news.
Resource conservation To enable all devices to gain π-Box status, the Device Directory as well as the other π-Box components have to be lightweight enough to run – at least in small scenarios with a low double-digit number of devices – even on a smart phone if necessary without affecting its main functionalities.
This is the cause of the island's Barred status, the device was deemed too dangerous in the wrong hands.
Clinical measures, including patients' current and past medical health status and device usage, were collected three months prior to the study, during the study, and at a six-month follow-up.
The goal of manager is to find only one activity set which should be kept on working using the power use pattern, real-time user position, and device status form data aggregator and to stop services in unnecessary sets.
The energy management model utilizes the status of devices in use and out of use among working devices.
With the use of a radio frequency remote control system, and sensors fitted externally to the devices, the status of each device in the house is known to the user, and they can control all of them from a remote area of the house.
In Fig. 9, IST maintains or changes the current status of devices through commands received from IE2S.
Conclusion: The presence of other microorganisms and race have a more consistent association with the presence or absence of a cervical-vaginal organism than sexual behavior, hormonal status, vaginal devices, or the presence of abnormal vaginal bleeding.
I particularly like the design here and I suspect we should support the creation of new and unique kitchen gear or else be buried in an avalanche of status quo devices.
