Sentence examples for can integrate more from inspiring English sources

Results show that the scenario with enhanced cross-region transmission helps to reduce electricity generation by 784.38 TWh and reduce CO2 emission by 999.57 million tons during 2013 2025, since the multi-regional power operation can integrate more than 488.30 TWh renewable generation into the grids and implement more DSM projects to substitute generation.

Researchers are currently developing a system that can integrate more than 10,000 electrodes onto a small area on silicon probes.

de Moor added that Semmle will also be spending money on strengthening its engineering team so it can integrate more data sources into the product.

On Android, you can integrate more deeply with the OS, thanks to the way it's been designed, which also benefits Facebook.

In return, partners get more customers sent their way and can integrate more fully with the Jinn app in terms of receiving orders ahead of time and managing stock.

Other features include support for WebSockets, so developers can integrate more real-time communications features into their web-based apps, remote debugging support using Visual Studio 2013 and improved push notifications.

Particularly, single sensor systems that can detect and integrate more than two signals in parallel are necessary when high specificity and accuracy of response is required in certain situations such as in disease diagnosis.

"Hangouts" are by far the most interesting feature, and I think they have a ton of potential if Google can integrate even more services like automatically displaying links, or letting people hang out while streaming Netflix or something.

By reacquiring its core technology, Shazam can integrate it more fully into its services, the company explained in a statement.

In the future, we can integrate with more retailers and thereby create an even better shopping experience".

NeoEdge says they can integrate with more formats than just flash games (i.e. download games), although flash appears to be format affecting most developers.