Sentence examples for an extra functionality from inspiring English sources

Public key encryption with equality test (PKE-ET) is a public key encryption with an extra functionality, so-called 'equality test'.

Moreover, the counter anion has been exchanged, thus (i) allowing to modulate the wettability of the material (i.e., switchable hydrophilic vs lipophilic counter anion), resulting on switching the dispersibility of the hybrid material from aqueous to organic solvents, based on the nature of the anion, and (ii) introducing an extra functionality, such as a photoactive anionic porphyrin.

The fun thing about this review is there is hardly any extra functionality to review.

One was the Chiringuito wine cooler by Ron Arad, a polyethylene bucket with a little extra functionality — the sides are folded together, so the bucket can accommodate two bottles; it also has a hook for hanging or carrying.

Woods said that "a back door is an additional undocumented featured deliberately inserted into a device for extra functionality" – in effect, a secret way to get into the chip and control it.

For a seat with extra functionality, she recommended the Mirror Chair by Nendo for Glas Italia from Suite New York, which merges a full-height mirror and chair into a single piece of furniture.

Other than being fully compatible Wii Motion Plus games without needing an extra dongle, it doesn't have a whole lot of extra functionality that the standard remote doesn't.

Wearable computers that mimic the function of a watch, but also connect to smartphones to offer extra functionality, are a growing category, though still of niche interest.

Asus claims it can be used as a "Windows 8 desktop PC" when attached to an external display, but what extra functionality this will offer apart from a larger screen is unclear.

The S6 Edge, as you'd guess, has a dual-curved screen that provides little extra functionality, it also has a larger 2600mAh battery.

The intelligent sensor embeds the extra functionality into a sensor/instrument, given the availability of internal computing power and digital communications.