Sentence examples for wireless electronic devices from inspiring English sources

O'Donnell, R. Energy harvesting from human and machine motion for wireless electronic devices.

Other household gadgets, such as hi-tech alarm systems, also benefit from similar connectivity to phones and other wireless electronic devices.

Sensor networks are comprised of tiny, low-cost wireless electronic devices, capable of gathering environmental information and forwarding them to a base station.

Until recently, the use of radio waves to power wireless electronic devices was largely untapped because the waves dilute quickly as they spread, said Joshua R. Smith, a principal engineer at Intel's research center in Seattle and an affiliate professor at the University of Washington.

The folks over at Apple apparently agree with me, as Cupertino has just been granted an application by the U.S. Patent and Trademarks Association for a "Clutch barrel antenna for wireless electronic devices".

The Solo Tabletop RF-Armor from Revolabs is a high-end wireless microphone system using 1.92 to 1.93 GHz for its radio transmissions, with enhanced shielding which allows it "to operate cleanly even when in direct contact with all wireless electronic devices known to cause unwanted audio interference, such as GSM mobile phones, smart phones, etc".

An international team of researchers has developed a miniaturized wireless electronic device that can monitor temperature and pressure when implanted into the brains of mice, and then dissolve to be naturally resorbed into the soft tissue once they are no longer needed.

The nitty-gritty states that the wireless electronic device has a control mechanism, a kinetic energy to electrical energy converter, and a movable user interface element.

Energy can be harvested from rotational motion for powering wireless autonomous electronic devices.

Kindle, portable wireless electronic reading device produced by the American e-commerce company Amazon.com.

In terms of e-book publishing, the Press has to date made more than 200 books available for individual purchasers via Kindle, Amazon's wireless electronic reading device, and is currently testing its own e-book program for institutional purchasers, which it hopes will be ready for use in 2010.