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This unofficial AIR version of Google Analytics delivers the functionality of browser-based Google Analytics but with greater usability and a richer experience.
LG and Intel's common goal is to unleash rich Internet experiences across a range of mobile devices while delivering the functionality of today's high-end smartphones.
The NASA Pirates were faced with legacy mainframe computing that could not deliver the functionality and flexibility of distributed computing.
"We rely on people who pre-sell a distribution of tokens to ultimately build the decentralized network that would deliver the underlying functionality of the token in the long run and that reliance does look like something like the kind of reliance we have on a normal issuer of a security," he says.
Therefore, on the source-code level, there is a complete separation of concerns and the final release delivers the functionality expected by the users.
It delivers the functionality defined by the abstract workflow.
In addition, the benefits for the rest of the software development ecosystem are profound, as app developers can focus on delivering the unique functionality of their app and more quickly and less expensively deliver that ever-important initial product. .
At the moment, the military space community seems enamored of commercial solutions to mission requirements such as small satellites that seem very unlikely to deliver the kind of functionality warfighters need.
The system must not only satisfy real-time requirements, but it must also deliver the specified functionality in the presence of both hardware and software faults.
Multiple services work in tandem to deliver the expected functionality from the application.
"Once the national communications network is up and running, and existing meters are enrolled into it, they will be able to deliver the full range of functionality: accurate bills and visibility of what we're spending in near real-time in pounds and pence".
