Sentence examples for weak device from inspiring English sources
Speaking at the Center for National Policy, a Washington research organization, Mr. Kelly addressed a question that had loomed over the case from the beginning: why a terrorist trained in bomb-making constructed such a relatively weak device.
The idea of using a strong server to enhance the processing capabilities of a weak device is not new [24].
"As you scale the capacitor down, it doesn't store as many electrons and becomes a weaker device," he said.
So it has had to stick with the much weaker device of centrally-imposed managerial targets and indicators.
For all its campy plot thrust, the shooting is the novel's weakest device; it comes to feel awkwardly jammed into the story, like an unfortunate centerpiece on an otherwise immaculately appointed dinner table.
Mobile phones — particularly the iPhone — are often thought to be more secure than desktop computers and network infrastructure, so vulnerability research and hacking have been focused on those weaker devices.
"Microsoft is still fairly weak in device management, especially beyond Windows Phone devices, and the Nokia acquisition doesn't help much there," said Jan Dawson, an analyst with Ovum.
Junior's attempt to beat the cops to the killer may be a weak plot device, but it's a good excuse to roam this often ignored borough, picking over its garbage and brooding on its wounds.
Hence, I find that the notion that her hatred and madness over the loss of her child has made her a malevolent force towards all parents and filled her ghost with a desire to inflict similar misery on them, rather a weak plot device".
Charlie Jane Anders of io9 was critical of the episode, remarking that "the whole 'soul magnets' thing, which had seemed to be a throwaway comment a few episodes ago, is turning out to be sort of a weak plot device.
The storm in the finale is viewed as a weak plot device introduced solely to hurry the tale to its conclusion, and the marriage of the chipmunks has been described as "abrasive and shocking" and an impediment to the flow of the tale.
