Sentence examples for demand functionality from inspiring English sources
After all, people whose careers depend on their feet demand functionality and comfort, but they also want to look sharp.
In a context where these components are SCCs, and in order to use service components adapted to the user demand (functionality and QoS), we propose to preselect them at the session initialisation.
If users want "on demand" functionality, they can go into the Lenovo Quick Start environment and check email, browse the Internet and more without waiting for the full operating system to boot.
At last the free digital TV platform (currently in 11m homes – 20m if you count second sets in Sky and Virgin households) is set to get the internet on-demand functionality it needs to stand any chance of competing with rival commercial platforms.
The timing couldn't be better, because rival internet radio service Pandora has a very similar update coming soon, which was actually announced just days before iHeart revealed it was working on incorporating on-demand functionality as well.
And now, they bought soon-to-be-defunct competing service Rdio for $75 million in order to add on-demand functionality and compete head-on with Spotify (and others).
And now, they bought soon-to-be-defunct competing service Rdio for $75 million in order to add on-demand functionality and compete head-on with Spotify (and others).
We launched new products like Premium Access, delivering on-demand functionality and improved listener engagement in our ad-supported tier; forged partnerships with leading brands such as T-Mobile, AT&T, Comcast, and Snap; and solidified our global leadership in digital audio advertising with the acquisition of AdsWizz and the launch of our programmatic audio marketplace".
Who is "demanding" functionality, for example, is an intriguing question.
Right now, "whenever we see small lot sizes and high demand for functionality, that's the sweet spot for additive manufacturing," Roemer said.
Software systems are becoming increasingly complex as customers demand richer functionality be delivered in shorter timescales (Clark et al. 2004).
