The phrase "as supporting more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of providing additional support or assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at as supporting more resources for education."
Alternatives: "to provide additional support" or "to offer more assistance."
Such a feature is desirable as well as necessary for supporting more diverse applications than merely file-sharing systems.
It also envisages more people travelling at off-peak times to cut rush-hour congestion, as well as 19 road schemes, supporting more than 300,000 jobs.
Nowadays, the newest networks for mobile devices (such as 4 G) are supporting more and more services for users.
Incremental growth Adapting new CDOs (connected to more users) as well as servers (to support more services) is easy, and it is one of the salient features of any distributed system.
But HeyZap cofounder Immad Akhund thinks that's going to change in the future, as more games are ported to HTML5 for compatibility (iOS doesn't support Flash) and as browsers support more HTML5 features.
Although we can relax the conditions of PEDI so as to support more generic biological models by not requiring a model to have the form described by Equation (3), the efficiency and the accuracy of the model decomposition might decrease.
Technically speaking, the stock has pulled back to support at its ascending 50-day moving average, which it has used as support more than once since early August.
Our conclusion is that as Cloud Computing platform supports more and more traditional frameworks, less and less effort will be made to reengineer the online course system.
As these areas support more marine mammals, seabirds, fish, crab, and overall productivity than virtually any other ocean ecosystem in the world, the risk is clear.
Other MD programs such as Amber can support more water models, but at significantly slower performance.
