This technological context imposes new challenges in user interface software engineering, as it must run on different computing platforms accommodating the capabilities of various devices and the different contexts of use.
She wasn't talking about a lack of standardization in ad unit sizes and measurement, but in their inability to plan, measure and scale mobile campaigns to accommodate the unique capabilities and functions of mobile devices, such as swipe, accelerometers, video and social sharing.
Finally, since end points having older H.323 technology are not able to accommodate the H.239 capability that has been added to the standard, only sites having the latest technology can participate.
Ontologies provide the capability to accommodate the needs of the specific literature or type of data under curation.
IP/MPLS/GMPLS standards extensions needed to accommodate the GTQO protocol requirements and capabilities are summarized.
All power sources working in parallel are managed by a sophisticated control system and share the load with their capabilities to accommodate the fact that power shortages are not admissible in the cellular telephony sector. .
Such a digital DfM assistant might pop up to prompt a designer to modify identified critical areas of the design so that it can be printed with a chosen printer or alternatively propose another type of printer that may have the technical capabilities to accommodate the design in its current form.
Family sex roles shifted, with some wives shouldering greater financial support responsibilities to accommodate the perceived decrease in patient capabilities.
The developed controller is equipped with fast disturbance rejection and great capability to accommodate the saturated actuators, which also lead to a wider application scope.
In the proposed method, the frequency regulation effect and the unit reserve response mechanism are well considered to exploit the synergistic capability to accommodate the uncertain loads and renewable generations on the decision-making level.
