Sentences with phrase «widespread use of the device»

The widespread use of the devices and parents» concerns about their children's safety are prompting new policies that allow student use under strict guidelines.

A New York Times article this week discusses the legal issues awaiting the release and potential widespread use of the device.

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Automakers acknowledge the problem, but say given how widespread the use of phones and other entertainment devices has become, it's unrealistic to expect people to not use them on the road.

The sudden, widespread use of mobile devices for job hunting has blindsided most HR executives.

Driven by innovative apps, inexpensive cloud computing and the widespread use of mobile devices, the Sharing Economy has captured both the imagination of the public and the investment dollars of venture capital investors.

Many parents, myself included, struggle to balance the widespread use of electronic media devices (tablets, computers, etc) at many schools and at homes, with a desire that our children spend more time reading, playing with friends, and creating.

If other surgeons in other settings with other patient populations have similar results with the device, we can apply to the FDA for a 510 (k) clearance and begin to bring the product into more widespread use,» said Michael Harrison, MD, FACS, professor emeritus of surgery at UCSF.

From his lab at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign, Rogers has bucked the trend, building most of his devices from silicon, a normally rigid material — but one that, due to widespread use and desirable attributes such as outstanding thermal conductivity, has a track record of efficiency and low cost.

Most existing thermoelectric devices are based on rare, expensive and unstable materials such as bismuth telluride, making them unsuitable for widespread use in energy generation — but Peidong Yang «s team at the University of California, Berkeley, have found a cheap alternative in silicon.

In a step towards more widespread use of terahertz radiation, researchers have designed a new device that can convert a DC electric field into a tunable source of terahertz radiation.

The promise of brain — computer interfaces (BCIs) for restoring function to people with disabilities has driven researchers for decades, yet few devices are ready for widespread practical use.

Despite extensive efforts to develop new materials and device architectures enhancing the performance of these devices, further improvements in efficiency are needed, before there can be widespread use and commercialization of these technologies.

The devices in widespread use today utilize the phenomenon of Spontaneous Parametric Down - Conversion (SPDC).

Owl Ventures» Patel calls them catalytic factors: more powerful broadband infrastructure in schools, widespread use of low - cost devices, along with schools actively seeking ways to personalize learning and those closest to students such as teachers and principals, having great voice in choosing the tools they want to use.

With so much government attention and funding going towards creating the so - called 21st Century Learners and with the nearly 100 % widespread adoption of the Common Core in the US which requires focused technology instruction, high school students are now using those same devices for academic purposes in greater numbers than before.

One reason for that is the widespread use of other types of devices.

Despite widespread belief that the iPad might threaten netbook adoption, only 22 percent of consumers said they would use it instead of the device.

This dominance can be attributed to the widespread use of electrophoretic displays in e-reader devices by the leading vendors including Amazon and Sony (Kindle and Sony Digital Paper DPTS1).

It's unclear when Nintendo and Nvidia became aware of the problem and whether or not the companies have begun taking steps to address it, but since there are already 14.8 million Switches out in the wild, the vulnerability is already widespread, and includes any Android devices which also use the Tegra X1.

I suspect the next jump forward will be widespread use of high quality real - time video imaging transmission from a small mobile wireless device like my iPhone.

More widespread use of ignition interlock devices may also help reduce fatal car accidents involving alcohol.

... There are significant privacy and civil liberties concerns regarding the use of such devices that must be addressed before any widespread deployment.»

New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said, «It's no secret that violations of the no - texting and no use of hand held devices while driving rules are widespread despite their nexus to accidents, including fatalities.

Bluetooth is the leading and most widespread protocol for short - range communications, and is used by devices of all kinds, from regular computers and mobile devices to IoT devices such as TVs, watches, cars, and even medical appliances.

Or they could use a network of compromised devices to perform a widespread attack that takes down major websites, which is what happened last October.

«We hope our findings will hold manufacturers more accountable and help alert both manufacturers and consumers to the dangers inherent in the widespread use of unsecured IoT devices.»

However, what has changed since the widespread use of personal technology devices is that females are becoming online stalkers and / or bullies themselves in increasing numbers, whereas — before the Internet age — it was almost exclusively males who engaged in stalking behavior (unless you count those obsessed women in «Play Misty for Me» and «Fatal Attraction»).