Sentence examples for tag designed from inspiring English sources

American military testers pronounced the device no more useful than pure chance, its core an electronic merchandise tag designed to foil shoplifters.

Also, Glamour readers who interact with a tag designed to look like a pink bow-tied present can immediately access deals from Glamour, including contests and freebies.

The researchers approach a whale in a rigid inflatable boat and then deploy a tag designed to implant in cetacean skin from modified crossbows or compressed air guns, aiming for an area near the animal's dorsal fin.

The metal ion coordinative peptide tag (designed to contain less than 6 amino acids) can be deployed to objective molecule (e.g., proteins, peptides) in advance, either genetically or chemically.

This approach is based on HaloTag, a protein fusion tag designed to bind rapidly, selectively and covalently to a series of synthetic ligands that can carry a variety of functional groups, including fluorescent dyes for detection or solid supports for purification.

The company had also provided the software for a keyring-based device called the StormTag, designed by Jon Atherton, that contains an air pressure sensor that uses bluetooth to interact with the WeatherSignal iPhone and Android apps.

These are displayed next to finely crafted dog tags designed by prisoners kept in solitary confinement in Louisiana; the tags are handmade by other prisoners and then sold to generate funds for the legal campaigns of those in solitary, and to raise international awareness of their plight.

There's also a new pack of tags designed especially for fans of the Android app.

They treated the samples with fluorescent probes, molecular tags designed to bind to a particular nucleotide sequence in microbial RNA.

Apple's added a LOT of different features — from Launchpad to Tags — designed to help users get better organized.

Traditional methods for sorting cells rely on fluorescent molecular tags, designed to stick to the surface proteins present on certain types of cells but not on others.