Sentence examples for cater equally from inspiring English sources
Undoubtedly popular, the current design of local search applications fails to cater equally to a privacy-aware user who desires finer controls in her location disclosure.
Hence, a novel system concept is required that transparently integrates all different systems of a (smart) home, makes available all important parameters and information, and enables advanced use cases that cater equally for both, energy efficiency and user comfort.
The two of them maintain an odd relationship that caters equally to her feelings of guilt about her dead husband and Ogden's conflicted feelings about himself ("It was hard for a son to think that his father hated half of him").
All were catered to equally well by the friendly front-desk staff.
Maximise gender sensitivity in decision making with regards to budgeting, infrastructural facilities, human resource development and mobility in order to equally cater for the concerns of both male and female stakeholders in education at all levels.
Equally, though, you'll see more vertically-focused platforms that cater to specific industries.
It's equally impressive that the film finds many ways to deliberately cater to and center the experiences, cultural references, and wish-fulfillment fantasies of a female audience.
The departure of such businesses would mean the loss of numerous jobs in banking and, equally important, harm to the local service industries, from telecommunications to computers, that cater to the financial community.
In order to cater for the development of these analytical techniques the Materials Science Diffractometer STRESS-SPEC at FRM-II is designed to be equally applied to texture or residual stress analysis by virtue of its flexible configuration and the high neutron flux at the sample position.
With the long discharge duration of about 1000 s, that imposes a requirement of sampling data for an equally long duration from the variety of fast and slow diagnostics, the challenge is also to cater the need of a real time monitoring of signals by multiple locally networked users.
