Sentence examples for use of a smart from inspiring English sources

GLAS isn't the first thermostat to make use of a smart assistant and voice recognition tech, however.

smartIES (Smart and Intelligent Environment Sensing): H + S project that proposed the use of a smart system for monitoring environmental conditions, such as temperature, humidity and lighting.

Beaty and Sauer [8] showed that the use of a smart bed technology reduced new pressure ulcers by 85% in new pressure ulcer development.

This work demonstrates use of a smart mobile phone installed with an Android application, termed 'Albumin smart test', as an analyzer for quantitative determination of urinary albumin.

Bask and Spens et al. [18] emphasized the use of a smart transportation management system, which includes smart freight systems (such as radio-frequency identification (RFID), general packet radio service and web technology), smart vehicle systems (including the in-truck good identification systems and vehicle systems) and smart infrastructure.

The answer is the iPhone, according to United SVP of airport operations Jon Roitman, who added: "we have seen great success with the custom-made tools on the iPhone 6 Plus and believe expanding the use of a smart phone device with other applications is a great investment in our employees".

The device is foreseen to operate autonomously but it may be also operated remotely from a host computer through wireless communication link as well as by use of a smart-phone based on advanced client-server architecture.

There is wireless Internet access, and guests have use of a tiny Smart car, if available; www.derbyhotels.com.

The objective of this work is to reply concretely to that issue, investigating the combined use of a dissipative smart-passive control strategy and an innovative isolation system to protect seismically excited structures.

Under normal conditions of use as a "smart" material, hydrogel swelling ratio Q and pH vary simultaneously, but here G and ω values are presented as a function of pH with Q held constant and vice versa.

And, second, this will also require the use of a so-called "smart grid," so that greater reliance on intermittent sources of electricity, such as from wind farms, can be balanced with cuts in consumer demand when power is scarce.