This table seems to list words alongside their respective phonetic elements and stress patterns. Below is a summary of how stress patterns generally work in English for the words you've provided:

1. **Method** (A) - Stress on the first syllable: **'meth**od
2. **Apply** (A) - Stress on the second syllable: a**'ply**
3. **Technology** (A) - Stress on the second syllable: tech**'nol**o-gy
4. **Robotic** (A) - Stress on the second syllable: ro**'bot**ic
5. **Recognition** (A) - Stress on the third syllable: rec**og**'ni-tion
6. **Device** (A) - Stress on the second syllable: de**'vice**

**Example Stress Patterns for the Other Words:**

- Invent (B) - Stress on the second syllable: in**'vent**
- Attend (B) - Stress on the second syllable: at**'tend**
- Generation (B) - Stress on the third syllable: gen**er**'a-tion
- Available (B) - Stress on the second syllable: a**'vail**a-ble
- Attendance (B) - Stress on the second syllable: at**'tend**ance
- Facial (B) - Stress on the first syllable: **'fa**cial

- Chemist (C) - Stress on the first syllable: **'chem**ist
- Answer (C) - Stress on the first syllable: **'an**swer
- Geometry (C) - Stress on the second syllable: ge**'om**e-try
- Inventor (C) - Stress on the second syllable: in**'ven**tor
- Biometric (C) - Stress on the third syllable: bi**o**'met-ric
- Digit (C) - Stress on the first syllable: **'dig**it

- Develop (D) - Stress on the second syllable: de**'vel**op
- Annoy (D) - Stress on the second syllable: an**'noy**
- Recognise (D) - Stress on the third syllable: rec**og**'nise
- Fingerprint (D) - Stress on the first syllable: **'fin**gerprint
- Disadvantage (D) - Stress on the third syllable: disad**van**'tage
- Contact (D) - Stress can vary: **'con**tact (noun) / con**tact** (verb)

Understanding stress patterns is crucial in mastering pronunciation and understanding spoken English.