Sentence examples for creating new functionalities from inspiring English sources

As a member of SkyDeck — a Berkeley startup accelerator — Transcense hopes to continue catering to users' needs by creating new functionalities and adapting to other devices.

Expose the application's core features and functionality through well-defined interfaces (APIs) while creating new functionality in modern systems.

These services also promise to speed IT deployments, by letting developers jump right to creating new functionality rather than having to spend time on the routine tasks of provisioning, optimizing, tuning, integrating, and securing systems.

Synthetic biology aims to understand those pathways and to manipulate the original function to create new functionalities (1).

In recent years, synthetic networks have been designed in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic systems to create new functionalities and for specific applications.

The conclusion of the class: protected content should be a foundation for development, but users need to have unrestricted rights to move their entertainment from device to device and open-source developers should be able create new functionalities for existing products.

These systems range from online stores to complex applications, called mashups, that combine their own resources with content retrieved via services from external data sources to create new functionalities (Huhns and Singh [2005]; Papazoglou et al. [2007]; Zheng and Lyu [2010b]).

In the near future, Cola Messenger will open up its software development kit, so others will be able to create new functionalities.

The first main Web development was a bridal registry to create new functionality for the mainstream business.

In this article we present examples of some of the ingenious ways in which materials have been processed by scientists and engineers in order to create new functionality.

Here, we describe how we have exploited the layered structural representation of the Standard InChI to create new functionality within UniChem that integrates these related molecular forms.