Sentence examples for built in capabilities from inspiring English sources

At DataRobot we have built in capabilities (Feature Impact, Prediction Explanations, Partial Dependence) that explain what data drives predictions, when that data matters and when it doesn't, and explains individual predictions.

But these programs either cannot handle trees with tens of thousands of nodes very well, or do not have the built in capabilities to identify and visualize clusters of nodes based on certain biological properties (such as GO annotations).

There are a number of variants available that offer things like other built in capabilities, taking up less memory space, or better encryption.

For example Oracle has the built in capability to encrypt all data in transit using TLS.

The model here is that instead of just going in and dropping things into a community like bags of food, for example, you go in and provide those resources but also work with community leaders and changing the way the community functions, providing more resources for people to build in capability so they could feed themselves, help solve the poverty problems.

This will enable "immediate access to hardware" and Glass's built-in capabilities, so that Glass developers will be able to build things like navigation apps on Glass itself, so you can find your way even if you're not necessarily connected to the web.

At first, a mechatronic model of an anthropomorphous IR is developed, by leveraging on the Modelica/Dymola built-in capabilities.

Military procurement is too focused on building ever-costlier new ships and aircraft of complex design, with built-in capabilities to meet specific threats.

In this paper authors discuss possibility of obtaining the spatial impedance characteristic by means of built-in capabilities of the AFM device.

Sharepoint has built-in capabilities no where near Facebook quality.

The real implications of these built-in capabilities extend far beyond a marketing gimmick.