Six comfort factors could be distinguished (functionality, posture and muscles, irritation and pain of hand and fingers, irritation of hand surface, handle characteristics, aesthetics).
While many of these enterprises do offer some unique functionality to distinguish them from the group, such as Microsoft's and Sony's ties to console gaming, for many users, these will all blur into one.
We also distinguish here between link-layer functionalities of the air interface, which are handled by the AP, and IP-layer mobility (L3 handoff), which occurs when the MN moves between subnets served by different LMAGs.
Here one can distinguish between three different sections of functionality: the "Encoding-section", the "Simulation-section," and the "Decoding-section".
Prior literature (agile and traditional software development), in general, assume three major dimensions (i.e. on-time completion, on-budget completion and functionality) that make and distinguish software development performance (Lee & Xia 2010).
Also, we are working to automatically analyze how apps use sensors and distinguish between malicious behaviors and normal functionalities.
It was really annoying — but thankfully, the company added AI functionality that was able to distinguish animals and other movement from people.
Would mitochondrial functionality be an adequate criterion to distinguish better quality sperm subpopulations?
These chemistries, however, are rarely sufficiently selective to distinguish one residue within a literal sea of chemical functionality.
The new device is meant to distinguish itself from other mini-tablets by providing greater functionality with traditional USB port access that allows the connection of a keyboard and mouse.
The primary loss of E-cadherin functionality in ILC has additional consequences that distinguish its behavior from that of ER + (or 'luminal') IDC, including failure of Snail upregulation and hence prevention of EMT-associated ER repression as noted above.
