Sentence examples for advantages over regular from inspiring English sources

These Apple messages have many advantages over regular text messages.

In this scenario, our algorithm operates similarly to a codec and the fact that the receiver (i.e., where the source file and conversion parameters are stored) already contains the source file does not provide any advantages over regular compression schemes.

Quadcopters have generated considerable interest in both the control community due to their complex dynamics and a lot of potentials in outdoor applications because of their advantages over regular aerial vehicles.

Even if we believe that self-funded campaigns are less prone to quid pro quo transactions between candidate and donor, surely a system where billionaire politicians hold extraordinary advantages over regular politicians is just as corrupt.

We first demonstrate the general validity of the method and its advantages over regular correlation networks with computer-simulated reaction systems.

The ANN seems to have several advantages over regular phylogenetic analysis including concurrent analysis of multiple genetic loci, clustering into subtypes and identifying the most significant positions that affect the output.

He added that he believed the method should give Imaxo an advantage over regular Internet job boards, whose postings, he said, attract low-quality candidates.

But at least co-working spaces have one advantage over regular offices, said Ms. Booker, of Austin: You're there by choice.

In stopping on glare ice, however, snow tires have no advantage over regular tires; tire chains or studded tires are best for ice surfaces.

The sites have an advantage over regular radio in that they can find out exactly how many computers are tuned in at a given moment, and through user registration can gather more precise demographic information on their audiences.

The firm also revealed and then ended NYRA's relationships with certain betting outlets located offshore or on Indian reservations with "reputed ties to money laundering, horse drugging, and robotic wagering" that employed computer programs to give them a significant advantage over regular bettors.