Sentence examples for to install a device from inspiring English sources

The Baltimore police convinced one company to install a device to monitor the phone line of a known suspect for a few days.

How can I do this? A. One way to print wirelessly over your home network is to install a device called a wireless print server, which will make your printer visible on your 802.11b network.

Windows users will have to install a device driver to enable this feature.

For example, it is desirable to collect information in sufficient temporal spatial density with a fixed sensor when measuring the sunshine and temperature on the sidewalk, etc., but it can be assumed to be difficult to install a device having the capability of network connection to the server in the sensor function at a sufficient density in terms of its costs.

In 1979, for example, the court ruled that police didn't need a warrant to install a device known as a "pen register" to record information about calls placed by a robbery suspect.

"They wanted to collect content, they wanted to collect passwords, presumably so that they could decrypt the messages that had already been stored on the servers, and that they were going to install a device on my network to do this," Levison recalls.

A less expensive but less effective way to save water with an older toilet is to install a displacement device in the water tank.

Without obtaining a court order or warrant, Baltimore police instructed the local phone company to install a mechanical device known as a pen register at its offices to record the numbers dialed from Smith's rotary phone.

Carnival, the world's biggest cruise line, has agreed to install a monitoring device in its Carnival Triumph this month to collect ocean data in the Caribbean and transmit them to the University of Miami, whose scientists developed the device.

The latest estimate reflects a possible increase in the flow rate that occurred after BP cut an underwater pipe called a riser on June 3 to install a new device to capture part of the oil.

On the other hand, only 37% said it would be acceptable for car insurance companies to install a tracking device that gathers data on driving habits in exchange for lower rates.