Sentence examples for capability called from inspiring English sources
The version of xDrive in these BMWs includes a capability called Dynamic Performance Control whose purpose is to contribute what engineers call a yaw torque.
This enables a capability called "retroactive investigation," where once you come to the government's attention, they've got a very complete record of your daily activity going back, under current law, often as far as five years.
In Amazon's new games, for example, there will be a capability called Matchbuilder that allows someone broadcasting a game-playing session on Twitch to pluck people directly from a chat room and allow them to play the next round of the game.
The test range features a unique simulation capability called ANTS.
First, there's a new capability called Campaign Insights.
MSN Messenger has a similar capability called MS Voice Clips, that they added in 2005, which enables users to send 15 second or less voice notes to friends through MSN Messenger.
Maintaining such a moving target also preserves Google's lead: along with its distributed computing capabilities (called MapReduce), its proprietary data storage system BigTable, its immense infrastructure, Google's PageRank algorithm is at the core of the search engine's competitive edge.
One of the most recent efforts involves the use of software-defined radios with sensing capabilities, called cognitive radio.
The newest version of the company's social communications app includes geo-location capabilities called Tibbr GEO, which integrates the 'check-in' model in the enterprise.
In most cases, the services leverage the Twitter use case: semi-public SMS-length comments with very little conversational threading but live search capabilities called track that allow group collaboration to be aggregated.
The technology, which includes the MultiSense sensor coupled with state-of-the-art, real-time data analytical capabilities, called Personalized Physiology Analytics (PPA), sends patient-specific automated alerts of any important changes in the patient's condition without requiring the health care worker to constantly monitor display screens.
