Sentence examples for allow for portability from inspiring English sources
The press release however states that "The films will be licensed for multiple devices to allow for portability and enjoyment of them on a desktop computer, laptop computer, or widescreen television, using the FreeAgent Theater+™ HD media player".
The films will be licensed for multiple devices to allow for portability and enjoyment on a Windows® OS desktop computer, laptop computer, or widescreen television, by connecting the drive to one of the two available USB ports on a GoFlex TV HD media player[3].
A number of 7×7 boards have been found, the most famous being the elaborate wooden board found at Ballinderry in 1932, featuring holes for pegged pieces, possibly to allow for portability of the game.
We will decrease the costs of their initial installation, allow for portability, and provide high-quality, ongoing customer service.
We utilize the R programming language using only base package functions to allow for portability across operating systems.
In 2002, a meeting among all stakeholders agreed that the Thai trade negotiators, the Ministry of Commerce, should try their best to convince developing countries to allow for portability of their public health insurance.
The system also allows for portability, as well as patient confidentiality.
This new expansion also adds a new cloud-based save feature which allows for portability between multiple Apple devices for a true on-the-go experience.
In Penguin's case, the medium was truly the message, and the writing inside the small, pocketable books allowed for portability and encouraged collection.
And the 8-hour battery allows for portability, such as in cases where sales reps roam the floor, or the device can be plugged into and secured at the register area via the docking station.
The reason for choosing a Bayesian approach combined with a MCMC algorithm is 2-fold: first, the Bayesian methodology is flexible allowing for portability of inference results between different experimental studies in a well-defined way and this is highly relevant to studies in systems biology.
