Sentences with phrase «seen the device describe»

Most of the people who have seen the device describe it as a state of the art or most achieved device they've seen.

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Believe it or not, this morning I saw a, how can I describe it, «home made spaghetti cutter» that while you make the dough flat, it also cuts it, and I thought «wow» (I feel a bit stupid about feeling amazed and happy about that «device») I have to say, congratulations on your pre-50's birthday, I am sure you will enjoy this year as much as next and so on You look very beautiful and I loved your skirt and the shoes, the shoooes, I loved them!

(4) If the employee chooses not to use the device, or in all cases in which a new test is necessary because the device did not activate (see paragraph (a)(7) of this section), you must insert the device into the employee's mouth and gather saliva in the manner described by the device's manufacturer.

This is also perhaps the first instance of a 3D tablet though we have already seen the Nintendo's 3DS which can be described as the first example of a handheld 3D device.

I've got Page Flip (which is great) on both my Voyage and my Oasis, but I can't see the export notes feature, and from how you described it on the show, it seems to work better from the e-ink devices than from the Fires or the apps for iOS and Android.

Described as «definitely an exhibition to go see», Yau summarizes the work from Chen's «Light Space Intimacy» series as:» [she] likens the viewer's experience of her painted constructions to «exploring a newly acquired digital device,» but they have much more staying power than that.»

David Frankel described the work in Artforum as «involving a series of interlocking situations or narratives carried by videos and installations, their sites ranging from a 1970's caravan seen in Magic to a teenage girl's bedroom (in Frenchy) to a nightclub (The Hungry Brain) to the kitchen of three London flatmates (Dream Interference Device).

Holt's early involvement with photography played a role in later works she described as «literally seeing devices, fixed points for tracking the positions of the sun, earth and stars.»

I don't want to see this thread get hung up on geoengineering but the device Hank describes offers some nice opportunities for thinking about infrared radiative transfer and the greenhouse effect, so let's all give it a go.

Described as a gimmick by some, there are plenty of great use cases for a Kindle display on a phone and we would love to see this on more devices.

The pair are describing it as a non-exclusive «global partnership and Windows Mixed Reality App Collaboration Agreement» that will see MelodyVR launch its app for mixed - reality headsets using Windows technology: Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo are among the hardware firms working on these devices.

In Samsung's patent FIG. 76 noted above we're able to see a smartphone design in a scrollable tube form factor that they simply describe as rollable device # 100e.

This Facebook mobile developers page is pretty interesting, first of all because it starts with a statistic, «350 million users access Facebook from a mobile device every month,» which was just released and then because it describes Facebook mobile web app features and includes screenshots that are unlike anything we've seen live.

The second patent is simply called «hotspot device,» and it seems to be more realistic, as it describes just a small, cylindrical object which has no buttons, as you can see for yourself in this image from above.

ASUS has arguably the most distinctive and striking design of any Windows Mixed Reality headset seen so far; Microsoft described it as «a futuristic head - mount device with a unique polygonal 3D cover panel».

Verb used to describe the process of removing all data from a device, mostly synonymous with the term Factory reset (see above).

When we reviewed it, we described the wearable as a connected watch «packed with confidence and it works», making it the best Android Wear device we had seen thus far.

It's a fitting name for what Apple is describing as the device it sees it building the next decade of mobile technology on.

Lenovo describes this model as a premium - looking device aimed at business customers and we can see from the renders that the smartphone may have a metal trim around the sides, similar to that found in the Lumia 650.

The patent, No. 8,723,824 as seen on the United States Patent and Trademark Office Website, is titled «electronic devices with sidewall displays» which is more accurately described within itself as being a method wrapping flexible displays around a device's sidewalls.