Sentence examples for using a pocket from inspiring English sources
In an era of smartphones, using a pocket watch to tell the time certainly seems antiquated.
It can be run on summary data using a pocket calculator.
He also began to take pictures using a pocket camera that belonged to his father, an amateur photographer.
Major McDowell, wearing three-piece suits and using a pocket watch and monocle, struck reporters as a relic of a bygone age.
Using a pocket knife, he began digging through the ground to free himself from the nine-tonne tractor until he had burrowed deep enough to free himself.
Using a pocket instrument that he attached to telegraph wires, Ellsworth immediately demonstrated a quick-witted ability to intercept messages, mimic operators on the line, absorb information and tap out false messages to federal commanders.
The ability to recognize the early warning signs of an impending episode is important, and individuals can monitor the level of airflow obstruction in their lungs by using a pocket-size device called a peak flow meter.
It appears that folks with catastrophic spinal cord injuries might be able to move their limbs again thanks to a new system that "trains" the nerves to move using a "pocket-sized electric stimulator".
Consistent with our results, Mjølstad et al. [13] found that residents undergoing a training program with 4-h theoretical and 95 echocardiograms adequately detected moderate aortic or mitral valve diseases (and missed no severe ones) using a pocket-size handheld echocardiography machine in a non-ICU setting.
Since it is known that the pH of a colloidal solution is one of the main parameters influencing the particle aggregation and the stability of the suspension, the pH of each nanofluid here considered has been measured using a pocket-sized pH meter with replaceable electrode (HANNA Instruments provided by Vetrotecnica, Padova, Italy).
Using a pocket-sized fingerprint scanner that wirelessly syncs with a health worker's smartphone, the SimPrints biometric system can link individuals' fingerprints to their health records.
