Sentence examples for component that lets from inspiring English sources
For example, Britney Spears's video e-mail, which was sent to members of her fan club, contains a short clip of the singer's latest single as well as a contest link, an e-commerce component that lets users order her latest CD and an automatic forwarding option.
"Prism is a software component that lets you quickly integrate external databases into Palantir.
Mallzee's current main value-add to the Tinderface is to incorporate a social sharing component that lets users share an item they intend to buy with friends, who can then vote it up or down.
With an update to Twitter Kit, the platform component that lets developers authenticate users via Twitter and showcase tweet embeds within apps, developers are now also able to integrate Twitter timelines within their iOS or Android applications with just a few lines of code.
One is a fresh, light floral wine made of four grapes, with a peppery component that lets you know grüner veltliner is part of the blend.
There's also a strong discovery component that lets you see videos other members on the site are recommending.
It was a rare aspirant who brought in this type of role component that let the group "solve a problem that we didn't know was good to solve before" (I-52), but nearly every senior incumbent could recall at least one instance of such a major change.
They were highly reliable, and, because they frequently served vital needs in an organization, they were sometimes designed with redundant components that let them survive partial failures.
The proposed interface includes both electronic and software elements, and components that let self-calibration to compensate undesired effects in the electronics.
It's our knowledge of tones' component parts that lets us play with them as a compositional device, which is the exact kind of thing we're hearing in the wobbling filter of a dubstep bassline.
Last but not least, we have grouped many of the component requirements that let businesses take advantage of the bridge between the physical and digital worlds in the Navigation Series.
