The phrase "allow for hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or consider hardware requirements in a particular context, such as software development or system design.
Example: "When designing the new application, we must allow for hardware limitations to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "consider hardware" or "account for hardware".
Bolt is a "product-focused" accelerator that allows for hardware startups to mature in a solid engineering environment.
It allows for hardware implementations of standard feedforward networks, trained off-line with any classical learning algorithm (i.e. back-propagation and its variants).
The third change is that while the festivities this week are still under the broad banner of consumer electronics, the rapid prototyping and close connections to customers described above have allowed for hardware products that are increasingly tailored for specific markets and specific needs rather than a more vague and unspecified "consumer".
As an additional benefit, the D-ODL also allows for hardware dispersion management, which reduces dependence on software dispersion compensation algorithms and adds flexibility to system design.
The D-ODL also allows for hardware correction of unbalanced dispersion in the reference and sample arm, adding further flexibility to system design.
This technique confers numerous advantageous over alternative techniques for complex conjugate rejection in that it completely resolves the complex conjugate artifact, does not reduce imaging speed, sensitivity or resolution, is low cost, requires no additional processing, works for any wavelength or sweep rate, and also allows for hardware dispersion management.
The idea is to allow for a common hardware platform which enables algorithmic results to be compared, accumulated and properly assessed by the research community.
You may see devices called docking stations for sale as well, but a docking station usually allows for more hardware (like storage drives or network cards) to be attached to the laptop than a port replicator does.
The system design is based on a scalable distributed architecture that allows for incremental hardware growth, and is highly deployable as it runs entirely at user level, including its rate-based scheduling system.
Firms have since started to opt more for good-enough "cold" wares, which save them money and allow for more flexibility: commodity hardware, open-source software such as the Linux operating system and programs accessed over the internet, or "software as a service" (SaaS .The crisis will only speed up this shift, not least because many of the cold technologies have themselves become more mature.
