Sentence examples for built in to let from inspiring English sources
But in the short term, handheld devices will likely have just enough speech software built in to let users issue voice commands for dialing and navigating online.
Social is also built in to let users share classes and follow their favorite class providers, all of which provides an easy environment to stay motivated.
Microsoft Corp, for example, in 2003 began allowing governments including Russia and international organizations such as NATO to look at the source code for its Windows operating system to dispel rumors that it had a secret "back door" built in to let the U.S. government spy on its users.
My recently-purchased car has Bluetooth built-in to let me use my phone hands-free from the steering wheel, as do most cars coming off the line new these days.
There is a maintenance cost payable monthly on all properties in Argentina, which can be passed on to your long-term tenants, or built in to short-term letting costs.
Though meant more as a side project, Makerbase does have a sponsorship model built in to help it monetize – the service lets you identify "tools" that you use to make a project.
There's also motion controls built in that let you open the luggage door with a wave of your arm.
All that is lacking is the will of political leaders to set the machine they have built in motion, and let it run, no matter who gets caught up in the cogs.
Matthew Fort throws a dinner party for a group of sixteen year olds, Snooping Around features homes built in 1988 and Let's move to profiles Pirbright in Surrey - the village with the highest proportion of sixteen year olds in the UK.
The app also has built in folders that let's you easily access emails that pertain to certain subjects, like flight information.
Algoriz plans to build in brokerage functionality to let your algorithms actually initiate trades whenever your specified parameters are met — but for now, it sends you an email notification, meaning you'll have to actually make the trade yourself.
