Sentence examples for capabilities to existing from inspiring English sources

The second paper, "Decentralising multi-cell cooperative processing: a novel robust framework," proposes a methodology to incorporate multicell processing capabilities to existing cellular systems such that no significant modifications are required.

The new funding will help the company pursue its evolved business strategy, which now focuses on creating retrofit kits that can be used to add self-driving capabilities to existing commercial and business vehicle fleets.

Adding those cognition capabilities to the existing WSN infrastructure will bring about many benefits.

It can offer the new capabilities to Qualys' existing customer base, keeping sales and marketing expenses–hence operating costs down.

In the past several years, Wuhan University has been focusing on developing and enriching some capabilities to an existing geoprocessing workflow tool, named GeoJModelBuilder [4 7].

The satellite, TDSRS-M, will make its way to orbit and then add its capabilities to the existing TDRS constellation, which includes nine other satellites.

Adobe says the acquisition of the company will enable it to add multi-channel ad campaign forecasting, execution and optimization capabilities to its existing Digital Marketing solutions.

Some have even rolled out advanced approaches, like those from Algolia, which lets retailers add suggest-while-searching capabilities to their existing sites.

Retailers that are keen to take the leap and add voice recognition capabilities to their existing suite of consumer applications can leverage the major voice recognition platforms in various ways.

As for other business ventures that I am involved with, I have been working closely with my father in Silicon Valley on an investment in a disruptive medical device technology company that will add substantial capabilities to the existing ultrasound medical imaging device market.

The use of these technologies allows new wireless features and capabilities to be added to existing radio systems without requiring new hardware.