Sentence examples for Remain compatible from inspiring English sources
The microphone's microprocessor can take software upgrades, so it can remain compatible with future iOS upgrades.
In theory, because games will be written as UWAs, older titles will remain compatible with the new machines.
The judgment said: "For a life sentence to remain compatible with article 3 there had to be both a possibility of release and a possibility of review".
Microsoft's share of the global operating system market, estimated at more than 90 percent, according to Gartner, encourages businesses and governments to use its software to ensure their own systems remain compatible.
To remain compatible with the Climate Change Act's target of limiting aviation emissions to 37.5m tonnes of CO2 in 2050, the Aviation Environment Foundation estimates that 36% fewer passengers would have to fly in and out of airports in the southwest, 11% less in Scotland, 14% less in the northwest, and 55% less in the West Midlands.
The situations when this AirPlay/Sonos combination come up are limited (you have music on your iPhone/iPad and not yet on the PC linked to your Sonos system), but the company clearly wants to remain compatible with any and all iTunes-related offerings.
You get 64-bit performance while remaining compatible with the existing 32-bit installed base".
They have adopted a variation of the approach used by Intel to make its new chips faster while remaining compatible with earlier microprocessors.
Mr. Schwartz declined to provide a timeline for delivering an open-source version of the Java programming language, saying the company still faced the considerable challenge of ensuring that it remained compatible with other software programs while inviting participation from the large base of independent Java developers.
Our GPU acceleration of PBVR provides the multi-volume rendering feature while remaining compatible with both regular and irregular volumes.
Using numerical simulations, we demonstrate that wavelength shifts smaller than 2 nm can be achieved while remaining compatible with common lithographic precision.
