Sentence examples for capability embedded from inspiring English sources

"We want as many people as possible to have the capability embedded within their apps so that nobody can get your information," Marlinspike says.

Mobile workers can take advantage of the communication capability embedded in their mobile devices in order to create communication channels between them.

By examining endogenous technology capability embedded in the national innovation capacity, this study uncovers public implications for other technology latecomers attempting to build an emerging industry while facing technology uncertainty in a transitional society.

Of course, the capabilities embedded in the bilateral relationship have not been fully implemented, and here we have quite a lot of things to do.

Shortly after the introduction of AOL 5.0, Steve Case, the company's chief executive, was quoted in news reports as saying, "You stop thinking about AOL as a screen-based, PC-based, telephone-based service and start thinking of it as a set of capabilities embedded throughout your life".

Fandango is announcing the first partnership that will see its movie ticketing capabilities embedded on Internet-connected TVs.

This is done actively, through realtime software control, which makes the robot different from a standard interface that has these capabilities embedded in its hardware structure.

For designers, developers and online marketers, an integrated workflow with optimization capabilities embedded in the creation tools will streamline the creation and delivery of relevant content and applications.

The deep penetration of mobile devices have led to the emergence of multiple mobile applications that seek to harness the positioning capabilities embedded in such devices.

We are interested in the problem faced by an agent with limited computational capabilities, embedded in a complex environment with other agents and processes not under its control.

"One of the fastest growing areas for analytics is with the midsize customers, and that's driven by something," perhaps a realization that they need an analytics strategy of their own that goes beyond the capabilities embedded in some other product, Ashe says.