Sentence examples for allows the hardware from inspiring English sources

In this paper a classification scheme is presented which allows the hardware implementation of the fractal coder.

This allows the hardware and software teams to reproduce each other's work rapidly over the Internet.

This allows the hardware computation to be in terms of fast-time indices in the domain instead of ground distances.

There's a place for the smartphone that manages incremental changes each year to keep it in touch with the top-tier devices and allows the hardware to be sold as 'new and exciting.' That place is second.

Jawbone ultimately rebuked the offer, according to the report, thanks to a some funding on the horizon that will allow the hardware maker to continue to stand on its own.

Digital Lumens (DL) in Boston, revealed today that its Intelligent Light Engines — smart fixtures for light emitting diodes — attained new safety certifications allowing the hardware to be sold widely in Mexico and Canada.

Amazon's big bet here is that it can capture that larger market by offering access to Alexa, allowing the hardware device makers to do what they do well – which is not necessarily voice computing.

It is also demonstrated that single-differential detector using the frequency offset estimation needs extra training symbols, which decreases the transmit rate, while double-differential detector has its insensitivity to unknown frequency offsets, allowing the hardware implementation to be easy, without the need of complicated frequency offset acquisition and tracking circuitry.

He argues that the best way to increase transparency is to allow the hardware and source code contained in the software running the machines to be reviewed by all political parties and election monitors to check for bugs ahead of an election.

This platform allows the underlying hardware to be virtualized in order to have a generic architecture that can be used to run applications.

A similar disaggregation in the router allows the router hardware to be commoditized, resulting in significantly lower cost.