Sentence examples for cooling functionality from inspiring English sources

WinkBeds, a direct-to-consumer mattress company that competes with other mattress startups like Casper and Tufts & Needle, is launching a mattress with built-in heating and cooling functionality.

This enables communications between rate-hungry electronics inside computers such as central and graphical processing units while simultaneously providing the cooling functionality.

The paper focuses on the integration of cooling and lubrication models into the framework of a vehicle dynamics simulation including transient engine performance demonstrated on a modern passenger car featuring split cooling functionality.

"With some of the new robotic-arm prototypes, you get all kinds of cool functionality," he said.

In Maps, swipe gestures, for example, often hide some pretty cool functionality.

It's basically a souped-up Twitter client for TV, and now all the same cool functionality will be available for USA programming.

But I suspect that just like the other areas where Apple highlights certain apps (such as in the App Store itself), it is doing so based on (what it deems to be) merit and the ability to show off some cool functionality of the iPhone and iPod touch.

One of the Ultrabook's coolest functionalities is that it can turn from a laptop into a tablet just by flipping back the keyboard.

That's where Apple's ability to move units simply because they are Apple becomes something that is an incredible weapon: suppose 10% of iPhone customers are willing to buy a wearable with some cool fitness functionality mainly because it's built by Apple.

The phone connection does bring some cool bonus functionality with it, like the ability to pilot Cozmo and see the world through his computer vision.

So, in order to create a more personalized marketplace for shared office space, Loosecubes is launching some cool new functionality today that includes "Recommended Spaces", in which the startup will tap into your social graph (via Facebook Connect) to recommend office space based on your friends, location, and line of work.